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What Is the Normal MCV Range and How Can Ayurveda Help in Improving It?
General Medicine
Question #14975
79 days ago
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What Is the Normal MCV Range and How Can Ayurveda Help in Improving It? - #14975

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During my recent blood test, I was told that my MCV (Mean Corpuscular Volume) is lower than the normal range, which means my red blood cells are smaller than usual. The doctor explained that this could be a sign of iron deficiency or other conditions related to anemia. I’ve been prescribed iron supplements to address the issue, but I’m also looking for natural ways to improve my MCV levels without relying too much on synthetic medications. Can Ayurveda offer any herbs or remedies that can help improve my MCV and support healthy red blood cell production? I’ve heard that iron-rich herbs like Ashwagandha, Shatavari, and Triphala are good for boosting energy and supporting blood health—could they help me improve my MCV levels? Additionally, I’m curious about Ayurvedic dietary recommendations for someone with low MCV. Are there specific foods or herbs in Ayurveda that can help increase iron absorption and improve overall red blood cell health? Has anyone here had low MCV and used Ayurvedic treatments to help improve their blood health? What herbs, foods, or practices worked best for you in increasing MCV and restoring energy levels?

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Low MCV often indicates iron deficiency or anemia, which Ayurveda addresses by improving digestion, enhancing iron absorption, and nourishing the blood. Herbs like Punarnava, Ashwagandha, and Shatavari help build and strengthen red blood cells, while Triphala supports digestion and better nutrient absorption. Loha Bhasma (purified iron) is sometimes used under Ayurvedic supervision for severe deficiencies. To naturally increase iron levels, include iron-rich foods like black sesame seeds, dates, pomegranate, beetroot, jaggery, and cooked leafy greens with a squeeze of lemon to enhance absorption. Avoid caffeine and excessive dairy around meals, as they hinder iron absorption. Consuming warm, easily digestible foods and incorporating digestive spices like cumin and fennel can improve iron metabolism. Regular Abhyanga (oil massage) and gentle yoga (Surya Namaskar) help boost circulation and overall vitality.
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