Anemia of chronic disease (Year of the Zebra)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ต.ค. 2024
- What is anemia of chronic disease? Anemia of chronic disease refers to a low red blood cell, or RBC, count that may be associated with many chronic disease states like infections, malignancy, diabetes, or autoimmune disorders.
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Incredibly helpful! I have Systemic Lupus, Rheumatoid Arthritis, Sjogren's Syndrome, nMALS (Neurogenic Median Arcuate Ligament Syndrome) among a list of 19 other conditions, most of which are less severe than the ones I listed. I have to get blood work regularly to check my red and white blood cells (among other things). For a while, when I was severely malnourished, my levels were low and I took a supplement. They get messed up now and then from the Lupus as well. I really appreciate the clear and scientific explanation here, informative and interesting! :)
You should be asked what kind of disease you don't have 🤯
@@waelfadlallah8939 lol I know 😳. My entire life is centered around my medical issues. And the last year has been about just keeping myself alive. But I can't change it. I do love to learn about health stuff because of all this! 😅
@@WarriorQueen1993 that's alright, we all suffer from various illnesses and getting older is one of them 😪
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I have anemia of chronic disease with diagnosed celiac disease/gluten ataxia/hypothyroidism/Eoe with gastroparesis/ historiy of iron sideremia and megaloblastic anemia.
Been tested for polycytemia and iron overlaod (hemochromatosis) and the result will come within 2 weeks.
Is anemia of chronic disease associated with Celiac/Chron s/autoimmune gastritis most of the time ?
Do chronic diseases lead to only iron deficiency anemia ?!
I mean that can chronic disorders cause other type of anemia?!
There are chronic diseases such as pernicious anemia and end stage renal disease can cause anemia that is not related to iron metabolism. The former will manifest as macrocytic anemia while the latter as normocytic anemia.
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Happy to help, Shakti! 😊
Quick question. Please why would the Feretin be high if iron is low?
Iron isn't exactly low ! Iron availability for Haemoglobin production is low, which includes binding iron with ferritin ( like locking it up ), rendering it unavailable for use in Haemoglobin
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welldone
Useful
pls make the transcript english
Hi! You may click on the settings button to select English as the caption language! 😊
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Anemia of chronic disease is not a zebra
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