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Haematology related complication
I have high Haemoglobin and leucocyte count and high blood pressure. I underwent left nephrectomy & splenectomy in April 2018 after a road traffic accident.
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Mainly spleen is body part where rbc breakdown. Whenever rbc break it break into hb. Leucocyte is also increase after splenectomy. Thatswhy ur test report r varry. Attach ur test report so that variation can be seen .its is due to ur operation condition or other cause.
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i suggest u that don't be panic with test report. if any physical problem u face then go for its solution.
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plz provide your all details,reports.
after analysis of reports and symptoms..
we will help you ,
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avoid sour things,cold things, spices.
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Dr. Shiv Kumar Sharma
Ayurveda
38 yrs exp
Jaipur
Please report your symptoms/problems and attach test reports
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