Males’ hemoglobin levels typically score 14‒18 g/dl, and that of females is 12‒16 g/dl. Anemia was defined as below these levels. Hemoglobin levels, especially in those with around 10 g/dL, can quickly drop while getting chemotherapy (33, 34).   However, our treatment plan is tailored to our cancer type, stage, and overall health. Our doctors aim to keep those hemoglobin levels on point, ensuring we can tolerate chemotherapy.