Rare blood condition
jane121
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Hi my partner has a rare blood condition whereby his haemoglobin levels are very low, he has had numerous blood transfusions to increase the levels and I give him a subcutaneous injection once a week of oepotin zeta. He is currently on a research programme at the hospital as they cannot find out why his red blood cells are dying off too early.
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Yes, he has been tested for everything, he is currently under a top haemotologist at the hospital and they are stumped that he is still walking around with a haemoglobin level of 7.4 hence asking him to be included in a research programme .
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My partner had sepsis in August 2018 which has left him with 16% kidney function, severe weight loss, fatigue with difficulty in walking and doing everyday things, he also has a heart valve problem which he needs an operation but is not fit enough at the moment.0
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I hope he receives a diagnosis soon, has he had this since birth or has it started recently?0
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He was diagnosed with sepsis 15 years ago and had the same problem with low haemoglobin levels, the consultant at the time said with his levels so low he should be horizontal or in a coma but he was sitting there reading a book!!!0
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Blimey! I really hope he gets a diagnosis soon
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Jane I am sorry to hear about your husband's condition0
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