Kizhi Questions

In thalassemia, managing blood parameters is complex and requires regular medical supervision. While homeopathy can support general well-being, it's critical for you to continue consulting with a me. Remedies like ferrum phos and calcarea phos might be helpful, but professional medical advice is indispensable.

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Yes it is possible parents negative but they are carrier of thalassemia genes which will transfer to their child and thalassemia positive happen.

15-70 ng/dl normal for 25 years old. By the time women reach menopause their testosterone levels fall to around half of their premenopaisal levels.

If the antipsychotic medicines are cause of increased prolactin then is it right to add more medicines? The new medicines will create more new issues.
Instead find a solution which can solve both the issues.
I suggest taking homoeopathic treatment.

If you had behind femilon on 19th or 20th December then spotting may signal the return of periods. Otherwise it could be due to infection also. I feel you should continue the medicine and get usg repeated.

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The overall thalassemia-free survival of low-risk, hla-matched sibling stem cell transplantation patients is 85 to 90 percent, with a 95 percent overall survival. While not as effective, new approaches to class 2 and 3 patients have significantly improved their overall survival.
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Cina200.four drops thrice daily.every weekly for 3month.and sulphur 200one dose only per month for two months.consult after that thanks

In female veginal fluid for rapid antigen test.
Not very important, it comes under std symptoms r similar to chlamydia.

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Most people with thalassaemia major or other severe types will need to have regular blood transfusions to treat anaemia. This involves being given blood through a tube inserted into a vein in your arm. It's usually done in hospital and takes a few hours each time.
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