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I am having fibroid due to which suffering from heavy bleeding..my hemoglobin is now 5.50..can the hemoglobin rise without blood transfusion
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U can try Ayurvedic treatment along with good iron supplements in diet
Drink Apple beet root carrot juice everyday
Drink Palak , banana , beet root in diet
Take black raisins soaked everyday
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According to my opinion you have to immediately take consultation. Because Haemoglobin level is very low.
You have to take proper treatment. If you don't want to take blood transfusion then there is also some alternatives.
Proper treatment+ proper diet will increase your Haemoglobin.
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Take consultation for Proper Treatment.
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Yes hemoglobin can be raised without blood transfusion but it takes time one gm will be raised in one month by medicine
:- first take one albendazole once a week
:- start 2 table spoon of Gasex syrup( himalaya Company)tds(after breakfast, lunch,dinner)
:-2 table spoon of liv 52 syrup BD(after breakfast and dinner)
Add these daily in your daily diet:-
:-One kiwi and one pomegranate daily
Half beetroot (boil it one minute in water) eat beatroot in sald and drink that water daily
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One glass juice of beetroot+pomegranate+amala+radish
If you do this for one month then one or 2 gm will be raised
:- have you any kind of veginal watery discharge?
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any query consult here
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do yoga daily specially alom vilom and kapalbhati
drink boiled water
take proper breakfast lunch and dinner do not skip your breakfast lunch and dinner
avoid empty stomach tea
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Uttarbasti for fibroid....
Adv ayurvedic panchkarma.
Consult for detailed explanation
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Take inj orofer fcm 1g with vit b12, later inj orofer fcm 500 mg after a month, hemoglobin will rise but very slowly. It might take 2 3 months.
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Dr. Kavita Choudhary
Ayurveda
12 yrs exp
Gurgaon
We can help you with symptoms with the goodness of Ayurveda.
For further treatment you can consult online
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Dr. Gajanan S Manamwar
Ayurveda
11 yrs exp
Pune
Take ayurved medicine after proper consultation with ayurved consultant
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neeraj gujarathi
Ayurveda
15 yrs exp
Nashik
Hello, yes the best way is to treat fibroids first which is a root cause of low hemoglobin. Yes ayurvedic medicines will help to increase hb.
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consult with ayurvedic doctor nearby or online for proper treatment
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1) jaggery + peanuts, fig, raisins, dates will support to increase hb.
2) fresh pomegranate at least 2 fruits per day.
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Dr. Gunjan Saini
Sexologist
14 yrs exp
Haridwar
Share me some more details about your symptoms
Consult online
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