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A breast augmentation loses virtually no blood. If anemia is severe enough to postpone surgery then it should be worked up. Talk to your primary care physician
mean as HgB above 10 can easily tolerate a procedure. Still, its best for you to find out what is wrong as to why you are anemic and fix that before having elective surgery if you are truly 'too anemic' to have surgery.
If you are truly too anemic for elective surgery, taking pills for only one week will not correct your anemia. Also, you need to find out why you are anemic, and be treated. For some women with heavy menstral flow, taking iron tablets routinely can be helpful.
If your lab results are that bad, I think you should first talk with your primary care physician. It is doubtful that one week of pills (iron supplements?) will cause a substantial correction. The bigger question is why are you so anemic?
Its not uncommon to have anaemia and in your case it seems minor, as your doctor thinks one week of iron supplementation should do. but in any case I prefer to have the test repeated and have it within normal limits before rescheduling. If anaemia is severe then further investigations will be required. To have normal hemoglobin ensures safe surgery and anaesthesia.
Enhanced warranty or insurance is a good idea, especially when you need it and your don't have it. You have spent a lot of money for your implants, and this is additional peace of mind.
Sometimes you can put a patient on a medication to prevent capsules you can talk to your doctor about this. Hope this helps.
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