I have weight loss, a haemoglobin level of 8.6, thinning of my legs and arms, and digestive problems with acidity, but my blood sugar is normal. What could be the reason?
A haemoglobin level of 8.6 indicates significant anaemia, which can cause weight loss, weakness, and thinning of the limbs. Digestive problems such as poor absorption, chronic acidity, or nutritional deficiency may be contributing factors. Even with normal blood sugar, these symptoms need proper evaluation. Seek medical assessment soon to identify the cause and start appropriate treatment.
