Thank you! Easy to understand causes... I was in the ER on 3/4/22 due to menorrhagia blood loss. Clotting meds, 2 units of blood, iron transfusion, and 16 hours later I was released with still 20-30% loss and progesterone till further GYN testing. My thighs are still in fire when I stand. PCP says should feeling a bit better in about 3 weeks. I pray so as my body is exhausted just getting out of bed. 😖
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B12 and folic acid along with some plant based iron supplements sounds like a good protocol. Parasite detox as well for those nasty worms. Thank you. Best information I've found.
I had Covid19 back in August/2021...and my blood test in November came out Hemolysis 2+... I am desperate. I need to repeat the test. I am sure that Corona Vírus caused it. I've always eaten healthy and I exercise regularly for more than 10 years, don't smoke, don't drink... Please, help! What should I do?
Hi, would you be prepared to connect? I need answers... I have always had haemochromatosis and since the plan-dem-ic I have had low iron , they even gave me a iron infusion and it only increased it by 30 instead of 300... they can't tell me where the irons going and my symptoms are lengthy...
If you mean will an infusion of blood form a person that is anaemic induce anaemia in the recipient, the answer is no. However a proviso here would be if the donor had an infection that had caused their anaemia, such as malaria. However, you question does not make much sense as anaemic people should not be donating blood in the first place. Your second question is already answered in the video, and clearly depends on the cause of the anaemia in the parent. Most of the prevalence of global anaemia is caused by simple iron deficiency.
