We have a family history of thalessemia. I have my Haemoglobin level 12.40 but CbC mentioned that I have hypochromic microcytic anemia. Do I have chances of beta thalessemia? I am experiencing fatigue, brain fog, muscle weakness,low mood, low energy, painful periods.
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Could you explain the family history, which member of your family had it, was the member on transfusion? Need more details to help you. Kindly connect with me for providing me with further necessary details based on which i shall guide you with a treatment plan
It's essential to get a comprehensive picture of your complete blood count (CBC). Additional parameters, such as your RBC count and MCV, will be beneficial. We can then use these results to derive the Mentzer index, which serves as a preliminary screening for thalassemia.
If there is a suspicion of thalassemia based on this screening, we can proceed with an HPLC test for definitive confirmation. Considering your age, even if you do have thalassemia, it is likely to be in the form of a trait, which typically doesn't lead to significant health issues.
However, understanding your status is important, especially if your partner also carries the trait, as this could increase the likelihood of having children with beta thalassemia.
It's also important to keep in mind that conditions like iron deficiency and other causes of microcytic hypochromic anemia can occur alongside thalassemia and will require appropriate treatment.
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Being a female 12.4 is not that low to cause these symptoms
U may have vit b12 and vit d deficiency
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And if ur haemoglobin is 12.4 its less likely u have thalassemia
In your condition HB is quite ok only . If you want to know more about your illness please do HB electrophoresis studies for find out Thalasemia condition . It could be generalised weakness . Take vegetables food , fruits and nuts for your health . Good exercise and good sleep is ideal
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