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I noticed low g6pd level in test result taken 2 years ago. i have done cbc recently with no indication of underlying condition. should i visit a doc?
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Drug reaction: A g6pd deficiency predisposes you to severe reactions from certain drugs such as dapsone. Be sure to let your doctors know before he prescribes any medication for you. You will otherwise be fine.
Answered 9/4/2017
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