Anemia

No. Pancytopenia refers to this condition.

it could be an autoimmune process, where fetal cells destroy the innate bone marrow cells of mother as in graft vs. host disease.

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hemolytic anemia and bone marrow

That doctor has no idea what he is talking about. I have sickle cell and I 37, In the last four years I have started having seizure because of the pain medication they prescribed while I am in the hospital. Anyone with sickle cell wouldn't do things like that to add to the problems we already have to deal with. I also have a sister that's living with sickle cell and one that died from it, she had a seizure at eleven months old that took her life so I guess if your doctor is right that would mean she committed suicide at 11 months old. Hang in there and go find the answers you need maybe you need a new doctor. Hope this helps

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yes because anyone can get that disease

yes, with proper care and good medication like iron pills or eating red meat there will be a great improvement.

Anemia can cause many different problems if left uncontrolled. Anemia is when there is not a lot of healthy red blood cells. Not having enough healthy red blood cells can lead to not having oxygen circulating your body. If your body is not getting enough oxygen circulating the body, it can lead to being fatigue and tired. In addition, if your body continues to make defective red blood cells, it can lead to spleen damage and liver damage. Anemia can be managed with iron or folic acid pills.

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Sometimes severe infections associated with aneamia and the reson for that might be so complicated ,hemolysis,ineffective errythropiosis...etc Dr Dalia M khair

normal range of Hb for male=13-18g%

normal range of Hb for female=11-15g%

with given information the condition is "hypochromic anemia", plus the basic requisite to be termed as anemia is lowered hb% not decreased RBC count.

Anemia Grades based on National Cancer Institute

Grade 1 (Mild) = 9.5-10 Hemoglobin (Hb)

Grade 2 (Moderate) = 8-9.5 Hb

Grade 3 (Severe) = 6.5-7.9 Hb

Grade 4 (Life Threatening) = <6.5 Hb

Inherited hemolytic anemias are caused by inborn defects in components of the red blood cells--the cell membrane, the enzymes, or the hemoglobin

Curative care is directed at healing or curing a disease....like taking an antibiotic for a bladder infection, or Vitamin C if you have scurvy. Palliative care involves offering care that helps relieve the symptoms, but does not cure or treat the cause of a disease...like getting a massage for a stiff neck and sore shoulder which is caused by a ruptured disc in the cervical spine. The massage helps alleviate some of the pain, but does not cure the spinal defect.

Hi, When I was anaemic my haemoglobin was 4.1. This is very low. I was severely anaemic though and I was only 13. I would say that if you were at thebeginning stages of anaemia then your haemoglobin would be around 9 or 10. I know that mine was meant to be 12 but it might be higher for adults.If you do think that you might be anaemic then I would definitely go and see your doctor to get it sorted out. At an early stage he/she will probably put you on iron tablets. For me I was rushed to hospital and given 2 blood transfusions. That was October 2008 and I am still having tests to find out why.Hope this has helped. Good Luck

I think that about 1 billion people in the U.S have anemia

nutritional deficiencies

leukemia

vitamin deficiencies

drug therapy

Iron deficiency anemia

haemoglobin

Fanconi Anemia is a very rare inherited disorder which can affect many parts of the body and often develops into a form of leukemia or cancer and often associated with bone marrow failure. Worldwide it affects one in 160,000 people but there are various races who are more prone to the disease than others such as Ashkenazi jews, or Roma population of Spain.

they lack oxygen in there blood

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Increased erythropoesis causes bone marrow expansion in the skull.

No. It is similar to aids. IF a horse has EIA than that horse must be put down or quantined