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What To Do For Gain Weight, Low Hemoglobin Level Vomiting?

MY DAUGHTER IS 18 YEARS OLD HAVING 34KGS WEIGHT AND 5 FEET LENGTH SUFFERING FROM 7.2 HAEMOGLOBIN IN BLOOD AND SUFFERING FROM ACIDITY . SHE IS USING CAPSULE RECIPER-D SINCE LAST 4 MONTHS. WHENEVER WE DISCONTINUE THE MEDICINE THE ACIDITY STARTS IN A DAY AND SHE AGAIN FEELING VOMITING TENDEDNCY. PLEASE ADVICE..
Tue, 30 Sep 2014
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Your daughter needs to see a doctor and figure out what is happening. She is very anemic and underweight. She may be having some problems in her stomach and intestines that are causing this. I suggest she have an upper endoscopy to take a look at her stomach and see if she has ulcers or something else causing bleeding and nausea. She also needs further testing to see what type of anemia she has so she knows the right supplements to take. A specialist in gastrointestinal medicine (gastroenterologist) would be the specialist doing the endoscopy and evaluating the acidity and nausea. They could also start testing her blood to see what type of anemia she has. Hope this helps.
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What To Do For Gain Weight, Low Hemoglobin Level Vomiting?

Your daughter needs to see a doctor and figure out what is happening. She is very anemic and underweight. She may be having some problems in her stomach and intestines that are causing this. I suggest she have an upper endoscopy to take a look at her stomach and see if she has ulcers or something else causing bleeding and nausea. She also needs further testing to see what type of anemia she has so she knows the right supplements to take. A specialist in gastrointestinal medicine (gastroenterologist) would be the specialist doing the endoscopy and evaluating the acidity and nausea. They could also start testing her blood to see what type of anemia she has. Hope this helps.