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2/2016 fri eve i had a miscarriage & hemorrhaged. er fri eve hgb 8. by mon h/h=6/17. still + edema. please help.
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H/h 6/17: The numbers indicate severe anemia, and at age 42 can pose a risk for cardiac problems. See your gyn or your internist to treat the hemorrhage and the anemia, or admit you to the hospital for a minor operation and possible blood transfusion.
Answered 8/14/2018
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