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My dr told me that the fda approved the hematopoietic sc for many diseases. is that right (including diabetes also )? plz help
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I think: you are referring to HSF a stimulant which increases RED BLOOD CELL counts in anemia (often anemia of CHRONIC disease) There is (are) no direct connection(s) to Diabetes. Hope this is what you mean and this information is helpful! Dr Z
Answered 11/19/2017
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