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Suggest Treatment For Fatigue And Low Hemoglobin Levels

my dad is experiencing low platlet and haemoglobin, due to which hez feeling fatigue, he has double stent in same artery, Now the problem is they are asking us to stop clipolet / clopitab and go back to escosprin which with further reduce low platet and low heamoglobin and will be increased chances on risk in heart. Pls advice how do we go about
Mon, 3 Jul 2017
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Hello, Thanks for the query.
I have gone through the details given and understand your concern. However, low dose aspirin (75 mg, 150 mg) which is given to prevent platelets adhesion, has no action on platelet counts. It does not reduce the counts or has any action on hemoglobin level.
Hemoglobin level depends on supplementation of Iron, Folic Acid & B12.
So shifting to aspirin will only help maintain proper blood flow. It has no adverse effect on any other aspect as mentioned by you. So do not worry and follow the doctor's advise. Thanks.
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Suggest Treatment For Fatigue And Low Hemoglobin Levels

Hello, Thanks for the query. I have gone through the details given and understand your concern. However, low dose aspirin (75 mg, 150 mg) which is given to prevent platelets adhesion, has no action on platelet counts. It does not reduce the counts or has any action on hemoglobin level. Hemoglobin level depends on supplementation of Iron, Folic Acid & B12. So shifting to aspirin will only help maintain proper blood flow. It has no adverse effect on any other aspect as mentioned by you. So do not worry and follow the doctor s advise. Thanks.