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No, definitely no. My husband passed away from severe pancytopenia anemia and Hodgkin's Lymphoma cancer. Both those things were closely related to one another
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What is the deficiency of all (blood) cells?
pancytopenia
Does hemolytic anemia refer to the deficient production of all cellular elements of the blood?
No. Pancytopenia refers to this condition.
Pancytopenia could be found in a patient with?
Leukemia, along with many other conditions. but typically it is aplastic anemia
Can kumintang plant cure aplastic anemia?
Kumintang plant can cure aplastic anemia
What is the medical term meaning the absence of all formed blood elements?
When do you have a chronic anemia?
yes
What is the major differences between Acute Anemia and Chronic Anemia?
Chronic Anemia is something that is either long-lasting or develops slowly over time, while Acute Anemia occurs quickly. Symptoms for Chronic Anemia may be barely noticeable at first and gradually worsen, while Acute Anemia symptoms can be more noticeable and distressing due to their sudden appearance.
Can anemia be a symptom of Chronic kidney failure?
Yes
What is the medical term for deficiency of white blood cells?
pancytopeniaPancytopenia would be deficiency of all cells. Leukopenia is deficiency of white blood cells. Panleukopenia is deficiency of all the kinds of white blood cells.pancytopeniaPancytopenia is decrease in all cells.Pancytopenia
Is the most common and preventable chronic disease in childhood.?
Anemia
What is the main cure for people who suffer from anemia?
Since anemia is a lack of iron, the cure for most people suffering from anemia is the prescription of an iron supplement. For some types of anemia this will not work, and those people must receive blood transfusions or take another medication.
Can I donate blood while taking Mercaptopurine?
No - not recommended at all. Mercaptopurine can (and usually does to some degree) cause hematologic toxicity in the form of anemia, neutropenia, pancytopenia, and thrombocytopenia. You need to keep what you have. :)
