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I am a bit skinny.and pale too.i eat a lot.but don't gain weight.all my tests are normal except hb is 9gms.i want to look pinkish &healthy.what to d0?
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What is main issue?: You say you want to look "pinkish &healthy"....With a HGB of 9 you are anemic. Iron supplement may help. As for gaining weight what are you eating? Talk to a dietician.
Answered 6/10/2014
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