At 4:12 you seem to have switched the description of intravascular and extravascular hemolysis. It is extravascular hemolysis that takes place in the liver and spleen. While intravascular hemolysis occurs in the blood vessels themselves.
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My dog has this, it’s called Immune Mediated Hemolytic Anemia in veterinary medicine. She was diagnosed 9 months ago (and was in terrible crisis, almost died). In treatment since (medications) and doing reasonably well! Still sick, but surviving and happy
When you indicate that Erythrocytes become warm or cold and trigger the IgG or IgM antibodies to bind to them, what causes that temperature factor to begin with? Are those some kind of extreme abnormal temp changes that are happening with the RBC's due to those various conditions you listed like the Lupus etc?
Great information! My 4 year old boy has microscopic blood in his urine for more than a year, under the microscop there are no RBC. This prompts me to look into intravascular hemolysis, though his CBC has been normal. Is there a chronic form of hemolysis that cause microscopic hemoglobinuria without other symptoms?
@@sanjayzankat6250 Thanks for replying.. How did you find out she has the condition? Thalassemia minor supposed to be mild with little or no symptoms right?
Hello doctor, My daughter is only 14 years old and her hands and feet are cold. I did some blood tests. Her ferratin level and vitamin d is low. What's your suggestion?
Cold AHA is intravascular but he did mix up the description of what is intravascular. As you have correctly stated sequestered by liver and spleen is extravascular hemolysis which occurs in Warm AHA. While Cold AHA is preferentially intravascular.
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At 4:12 you seem to have switched the description of intravascular and extravascular hemolysis. It is extravascular hemolysis that takes place in the liver and spleen. While intravascular hemolysis occurs in the blood vessels themselves.
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My dog has this, it’s called Immune Mediated Hemolytic Anemia in veterinary medicine. She was diagnosed 9 months ago (and was in terrible crisis, almost died). In treatment since (medications) and doing reasonably well! Still sick, but surviving and happy
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When you indicate that Erythrocytes become warm or cold and trigger the IgG or IgM antibodies to bind to them, what causes that temperature factor to begin with? Are those some kind of extreme abnormal temp changes that are happening with the RBC's due to those various conditions you listed like the Lupus etc?
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Cold IHIA doesn't cause intravascular hemolysis???
Great information! My 4 year old boy has microscopic blood in his urine for more than a year, under the microscop there are no RBC. This prompts me to look into intravascular hemolysis, though his CBC has been normal. Is there a chronic form of hemolysis that cause microscopic hemoglobinuria without other symptoms?
My princess 3 months Haemolytic Anemia thalassemia minor
My princess 3 months Haemolytic Anemia thalassemia minor
@@sanjayzankat6250 Thanks for replying.. How did you find out she has the condition? Thalassemia minor supposed to be mild with little or no symptoms right?
Hello doctor, My daughter is only 14 years old and her hands and feet are cold. I did some blood tests. Her ferratin level and vitamin d is low. What's your suggestion?
There's a correction at 4:34, Cold AHA is extravascular (sequestered by liver and spleen), you made a typo (intravascular)
Cold AHA is intravascular but he did mix up the description of what is intravascular. As you have correctly stated sequestered by liver and spleen is extravascular hemolysis which occurs in Warm AHA. While Cold AHA is preferentially intravascular.
It is curable or not
I have the warm autoimmune hemolytic anemia
I think I'm third type
Because I like coldness in my arms and legs and hot in my rest of the body I don't know why but I like
Steve, my daughter who is 14 year old. What do I do about it? Any idea?
I had this, my urine was the color of Coca Cola when I first went to the hospital.
hello sir.. your video is really nice.. i am suffering from anemia and had two blood transfusions reason for my this condition was not known.. then i tried planet ayurveda medication and improved my hemoglobin levels..
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