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Suggest Treatment For Low Hemoglobin And Ferritin Level

I am a female of age 48. I am suffering from low Hb level i.e. 3.3. Ferritin level is 1.4 whose range is 10-120.
I have pain in my teeth and mouth. my hands and feet swell by even walking a few steps. I have become quite weak. eyesight is also affected.
How can I bring my Hb and ferritin level to normal?
Mon, 7 Jul 2014
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Geriatrics Specialist 's  Response
Hi,
After looking at your lab reports, I am wondering why you are not admitted to hospital..
Severe anemia has led to cardiac failure leading to limb edema.
You need a red cell packed cell transfusion to improve your hemoglobin at the earliest.
Later on injectable iron can be used and iron tablets can be taken at a later stage. Other vitamins also needs to be added to improve hemoglobin levels.
Any further queries, happy to help again.
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Suggest Treatment For Low Hemoglobin And Ferritin Level

Hi, After looking at your lab reports, I am wondering why you are not admitted to hospital.. Severe anemia has led to cardiac failure leading to limb edema. You need a red cell packed cell transfusion to improve your hemoglobin at the earliest. Later on injectable iron can be used and iron tablets can be taken at a later stage. Other vitamins also needs to be added to improve hemoglobin levels. Any further queries, happy to help again.