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My hb is 9.50. it is between 9 to 10 since last 4 years. suggest any medication and diet plz, also reasons of so low homoglobins.
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Age Dependent ??: No matter what 9.5 is low , causes , age dependent . See your doc , don't ignore those above numbers
Answered 10/4/2016
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