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Low Hemoglobin
As per routine check up 2016 dec my hemoglobin was 12.5 and TSH 4.67 and 2017 Dec it was 12.1and TSH 6.76.
So I consulted doctor and adviced took thyrup 50 medicine along with 4 other gastro related medicine like neksium 40, motilium, and nexium plus as i had anxiety and sleeping disorder .Doctor told me due to imbalance of hormone.
After taking medincines i am quite fine and took test after 2months. Mow my TSH 0.47 and hemoglobin has been reduce to 9.4. I am scared for this low Hbg.
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Cap Livogen XT one at night for two months.
Tab ultrafolcin two times a day after food for two months. HB regains.ok.
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