Patient's question:
Dad has been working in the factory all along. Recently, he has always seemed to have a much yellower complexion, and he has also noticed that he has been eating dinner less recently. He went to see a doctor, and the result was that it was hemolytic anemia caused by copper poisoning. How should hemolytic anemia caused by copper poisoning be treated?Doctor's answer:
It should have no significant impact. You can choose to receive intravenous fluids to maintain electrolyte balance. It is recommended to undergo a thorough examination and have follow-up checks regularly. Monitor liver and kidney function. If the toxins in your body are cleared, things will gradually improve, as the liver can detoxify.Secondly, the patient should pay attention to preventing colds and avoid excessive fatigue to prevent acute hemolysis. Consume more carrots, garlic, grapes, and other fruits to help the liver detoxify.