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Can phlebotomy cause anemia?
While it does happen in rare cases where a patient is not producing enough blood to make up for any blood drawn, anemia resulting from phlebotomy is very rare and usually only occurs in older or very frail patients.
Are other living things affected by strep throat?
Man is the only known reservoir of streptococcus pyogenes or group A beta hemolytic streptococci.
Can a 2 month old get jaundice?
My baby sister had jaundice. She was full-term and weighed almost 10 pounds! A baby can get jaundice anytime after it is born. My daughter was full term and had jaundice. If you're at home with your baby, open your curtains, keep the room warm and set your baby on your bed wearing ONLY a diaper. Do this for 20 minutes each day for about 4-5 days and the jaundice will clear right up!
Can only females get anemia?
Well, I'm pretty sure only females can get anemia. You? ___________________________________________________________ Both males and females may get anemia although it is more common in females. Refer to link below for more information.
According to our readings the only human adaptation to malaria is sickle-cell anemia?
the only human adaptation to malaria is sickle-cell anemia true?
Can sickle cell anemia cause pneumonia?
no it dose not sickle cell anemia causes death only if African Americans
Is lemon good for jaundice?
The only cure for jaundice is to let the liver heal. No drugs, especially no alcohol. Reduce proteins to about 2.5 oz per day. Don't over eat. Rest.
How do the jaundace disease spread?
Opinion only: Jaundice is a symptom of liver and gallbladder disorders and is not contagious.
What are side effect of mothballs to human health?
Ingestion or high contact with moth balls is not good for you because they contain naphthalene. Napthalene can cause anemia, jaundice, and symptoms like nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, fatigue and weakness. Use gloves when handling moth balls, keep them out of children's reach, and only use the amount advised on the packet.
What is the disease that attacks only negroes?
Malaria or sickle-cell anemia?
I have many symptoms of anemia. How severe is my anemia?
Blood lab work will be the only way to determine the severity of your anemia. One's body's reaction to anemia will vary depending on a few factors. The body has a remarkable ability to adapt, even to anemia. If one becomes anemic gradually, he or she may not even notice until the condition is bad compared to someone who develops anemia suddenly. The cause must also be considered.
Does chewing tobacco effects liver in jaundice?
Jaundice is the condition in which the skin, the mucous membranes, and the eyes get slightly discoloured and appear yellow. This discoloration is caused an increased level of bilirubin, a bile pigment, in your blood. Jaundice is characterized by fever, weakness, a loss of appetite, nausea, and the yellow discoloration. There is no known co-relation between smoking and jaundice but it is recommended that you do not smoke while you have or are recovering from jaundice for general health reasons. In fact, one of the symptoms of jaundice is distaste for smoking. Research has indicated that if an expectant mother is smoking, the chances of the child having jaundice are lowered. This seems to be the only benefit of smoking during a pregnancy. Because jaundice tends to weaken your system so much, it is essential that you get enough rest and allow your body to recover. You should also make sure that you are consuming a healthy and balanced diet. It is recommended that you should drink only fruits and liquids the first week of being afflicted with jaundice. You should avoid drinking any liquor for some time after you recover from jaundice. Stick to a light and high carbohydrate diet while you are recovering and avoid legumes and pulses that might cause or aggravate jaundice.
