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Suggest Diet Plan To Increase Hemoglobin Level In Blood

hi, my husband has stage 4 kidney disease. he has low hemoglobin levels, caused by his disease. .what are some really potent foods he can consume to raise his levels? and still be safe for his kidneys. he is completely exhausted all the time. we cannot afford the procrit shots the doctor recommended. he is 5feet 9 in tall and weighs about 178 lbs. please help. thank you very much!!
Fri, 5 Aug 2016
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I really appreciate your concern, if this is the renal disease then underlying cause of the disease need to be treated well in renal pathology great care need to be taken as long as the medicines are concern, in diet salt free diet is advisable else balance diet can be taken other restriction of diet is depends upon the pathophysiology of disease hope this information helps.
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Suggest Diet Plan To Increase Hemoglobin Level In Blood

HI Well come to HCM I really appreciate your concern, if this is the renal disease then underlying cause of the disease need to be treated well in renal pathology great care need to be taken as long as the medicines are concern, in diet salt free diet is advisable else balance diet can be taken other restriction of diet is depends upon the pathophysiology of disease hope this information helps.