Vitamin C increases iron absorption, so shouldn't be given with food. However, vit c converts ferric iron into ferrous iron iron which is the form in which it's chelated, so it can be given during chelation therapy.
How will the mother see, pallor in just 5days , when it is insidious in onset I mean can we use word 'pallor' in chief complaints at all I didn't understand Someone pls explain
Vitamin C increases iron absorption, so shouldn't be given with food. However, vit c converts ferric iron into ferrous iron iron which is the form in which it's chelated, so it can be given during chelation therapy.
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Not audible properly ..otherwise it is good
G6PD deficiency and pyruvate kinase deficiency don’t require transfusions
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Any organ which is not affected by iron overload
How will the mother see, pallor in just 5days , when it is insidious in onset
I mean can we use word 'pallor' in chief complaints at all
I didn't understand
Someone pls explain
Extremely poor audio quality 😢
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What are the complications?
Keep up the good work
Why did the infant have fever loose stools difficulty in urination at 6 months?
Where i can get the pdf?
Thank you sir
Why flat bones are involved in thalassemia?
Bcz they are main centres of hematopoiesis
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