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What test is been used to diagnose thalassemia? |
to detect thalassemia, therapy and prevention click here:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thalassemia... See your doctor for screening by blood test (hematology). Depending on the results, genetic teting may be available to you as well. |
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You need to consult with a hemotologist. This is a doctor who specializes in blood diseases. Your local hospital website or insurance carrier should have a list of them available. As for the di... Thalassemia is an inherited disease of the red blood cells, classified as a hemoglobinopathy. The genetic defect results in synthesis of an abnormal hemoglobin molecule. The blood cells are vulnera... YES & its called sickle cell thalasemia. but the anemia will be milder as the thalassemai cells has more Hemoglobin "F" that does not polymerize i.e. it does not sickle. Inded the n... This is a genetic problem and diet won't have a great impact upon it. Dont eat lots of liver or foods rich in iron. With thalassemia, iron overload is a problem. ...Thalassemia minor, or thalassemia trait. These terms are used interchangeably for people who have small red cells and mild (or no) anemia due to thalassemia. These patients are clinically well, and... It is genetic and I don't believe it can be cured. ...Thalassemia minor usually does not cause long-term problems. Thalassemia major, however, can result in stunted growth, problems in bone development, darkened skin, general growth problems, and deat... Sometimes there is a real symptom you get that is associated with having tests done due to the stress and constant thinking about it. Say you are going in for more blood tests because your previou... |
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