Haemoglobin percentage

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Asked for Male, 16 Years

My father is having 18.4 haemoglobin percentage and even my father is habituated to drinking and smoking habit so is my father is normal or do he need to consult a doctor?

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Dr. MADHU H T General Practitioner 2 yrs exp Bangalore Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. MADHU H T

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Please do visit a doctor .with the smoking and drinking history high hemoglobin could be associated with some systemic diseases .physical examination is required ..

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