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Anyone Know About Aplastic Anemia?

my nan was diagnosed with aplastic anemia several months ago (mild form) she has since needed 2 blood transfusions! what i want to know is, will she get better? or will this deseis just keep getting worse? im worried about her

I Am An Ethiopian Recently Diagnosed With Aplastic Anemia. Where Can I Find Treatment Nearby?

The doctors recommended me bone marrow transplantation. i want to do it but i can’t afford the medical expenses. What other options do i have? Write me soon please.

Are There Any Support Groups For Aplastic Anemia?

anywhere it doesn’t matter where it is.

My Grandson Has Aplastic Anemia (severe)heis6yrsold Whatarehisodds At Beating This Howmany Kids Get This?help!

Where is the best hospital for a child with this? we are looking @ bone marrow transplant? Where can I look for information on aplastic anemia concerning a child? We live in the midwest.What percent of recovery does he have?

What Is Aplastic Anemia Infections?

what is aplastic anemia infections and decrease in bone-marrow production of hematopoietic cells. The onset is insidious, and the initial symptom is related to anemia or bleeding, though fever or infections are also often noted at presentation

My Son Has Aplastic Anemia And He Has Severe Nosebleeds, How Do I Stop The Bleeding?

hi, get him toi sit down on the sofa, and tilt his head forward to let the blood drain, if you tilt the head back it has no where to go… nip the middle of the bridge of the nose while tilting forwad… once the blood stops and begins to clot.. make sure he does not pick at his nose or blow his nose for a least an hour after it stops, because this may remove the clot and cause it to bleed again… hope this helps
also, the more lubericated (not dry) the nose it the better.. a little bit of vasilene will do the trick

Aplastic Anemia: Guidelines For Treatment And Management?

Please!!!I need help on the guidelines for treating and managing aplastic anemia. Anyone???
Thanks so much!!!

What Are Common Early Signs Of Aplastic Anemia?

a. painful joints and skeletal deformity
b. abdominal discomfort and splenomegaly
c. excessive bleeding and recurrent infections
d. palpitations and chest pain

What Is The Treatment For Aplastic Anemia?

Prompt treatment of the underlying cause and removal of any bone marrow suppressants are essential to recovery of the bone marrow. Blood transfusion may be necessary if stem cell levels are very low. Bone marrow transplants may be helpful in younger patients but the success relies on the accuracy of the tissue match using human leukocyte antigen (HLA). This process is complicated with chemotherapy and radiation needed to prepare the recipient’s bone marrow for the transplantation.

How Long Will A Person Live Who Has Aplastic Anemia?

I have AA. I stay away from sick people (colds,flu,anything thats contagious) take care of myself no illegal drugs, Drinking or smoking. Live healthy. It depends on how severe it is. Talk to your Hemotoligist. I get blood and platlets once a week.

Is There Any New Development In Research For Aplastic Anemia? Can This Disease Get Fully Cured?

The patient is a 24 year old guy suffering from moderate case of aplastic anemia.

I Have Aplastic Anemia. I Am An 18 Year Old Girl. Even With Bonemarrow Transplant Can It Still Come Back?

I was diagnosed on Nov of 2006. My senior year of high school. in Jan of 2007 I had my transplant from my older sister. My counts are still very low even after a year. I still do not have an immune system, but when I get it back will it be weak forever or will it recover fully? When does that usually start working again?

Can One Find A Cure For Aplastic Anemia Without Necessarily Going For A Bone Marrow Transplant?

The reason aplastic anemia is such a serious thing is because it has no cure except bone marrow transplants. Bone marrow transplants don’t always cure aplastic anemia, but it’s probably better to try it if you’re able than to not try.
There are different degrees of severity of aplastic anemia though. The milder kind may not need a transplant, and might only need supportive care and close monitoring. The standard treatment for the more severe kind is a bone marrow transplant with immunosuppressive therapy (used to try to keep the immune system from killing itself, and after a transplant it’s used to keep the immune system from rejecting the transplanted tissue).