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Less hemoglobin
My father is a victim of anemia severe.
splenectomy done before 6 month.
still he is facing the same issue of less hemoglobin.
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Ms. Hemani Bhatia Sarbadhikary
Dietitian/Nutritionist
12 yrs exp
Faridabad
Dear
Wish the speedy recovery.
As the surgery he has undergone .. due to blood loss and lack of nut absorbtion there is chances of been anemic.
There no such diet which is rich in iron. U need to need gve iron supplement. As far diet is concern work on iron absorption nutrients like vitc and ample amnt of water. Gv him small and frequent meals.
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Ms. Fatima Radhanpurwala
Dietitian/Nutritionist
15 yrs exp
Navi Mumbai
Hello as your father has under give through splenectomy he would have tendency to be anaemic. But for that you cab increase the intake if food rich in iron, folate, protien which will help in formation of RBC. Try to incorporate dates, black raisins, dried figs, pomegranate, apple, green leafy vegetables.
If you can eat non vegetarian foods give eggs, chicken.
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