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Is 11.5 very low hb level? and what types of foods we need to raise our hb level?
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Iron rich foods: Eat iron rich foods, including red meat, beans and spinach. A supplement may be ordered by your physician and a virtual consultation is available. You may upload your lab results during the visit. Check for sources of blood loss, including gum bleeding. Please follow up.
Answered 8/23/2020
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