Hello Doctor,
My baby is 18 months old but his HB level is only 6.7.. He was born at 33 weeks and in December his HB was only 6.
Doctor has given him Tasiron drops 1ml once daily , he is been taking from 2 months and also I'm giving him black raisins soaked juice, Dates, beetroot, pomegranate, eggs, red meat soup, green leafy veggies.. why is it increasing slowly? Plz let me know if this increase in 0.7 in 2 months is ok or very slow.. what should we do to increase the HB level ??
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I totally understand your concern. Before suggesting treatment, I would like to ask a few questions to ensure the correct management can be provided.
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First of all, it's important to find out cause of low Hb rather than just giving tasiron. Also, food items don't work. Hb of 6 is an emergency. I am a pediatric hematologist. You can consult me further regarding this.
Hb is 6.7 is very low actually
Even after giving the all the diet to increase the blood still no improvement means you need to Iron profile and other blood tests
Plz consult physically with Pediatrician
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