Thalassemia minor..what is the solution?

Thalassemia is a genetic disease which is fairly dramatic in nature. Most affected over age 30 have a tough time in basic life functions.

Did you see a family practitioner or a hem-onc?

As for altering your henaglobin levels, that is a very tricky idea. Drugs such as Humira will promote RBC production but can promote advanced cancer additionally. You can receive packed RBC's but that's costly.

Did the doctor tell you that you had thalassemia minor or are you guessing due to what you read online? There is no way you can conclude that you have Thalassemia from these results. It is a genetic abnormality that effects the subunits of your hemoglobin. (Is your hemoglobin 12.3?)

These results are telling you that you have a lot of red cells, but they are small. Other labs such as TIBC and iron (slightly different than ferritin) would be helpful. Did they see target cells?

Thalassemia can be diagnosed with hemoglobin electrophoresis.

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All you can do is continue supplementing and eating lots of green leafy veggies which contain high amounts of ferritin.

Thalessemia is a genetic disorder, and cannot be fixed by our current level of technology.