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Mild Nutritional Deficiencies

Even with normal iron levels, low intake of folate, B12, or vitamin C can reduce haemoglobin production.

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Chronic Inflammation

Hidden infections or inflammation (like thyroid issues or gut disorders) can suppress haemoglobin slightly.

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Overhydration (Dilutional Effect)

Excessive water intake can dilute the blood, leading to slightly lower haemoglobin readings.

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Menstrual Blood Loss

Women may experience mild drops in haemoglobin during or after heavy periods—even without anaemia.

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Athlete’s Pseudo-Anaemia

Regular intense exercise can increase plasma volume, making haemoglobin appear low though oxygen levels are normal.

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