Patient's question:
Frequent nosebleeds, and the most frequent issue is frequent dizziness and low blood pressure. I've always been unaware of what was wrong. Once, because I woke up late and didn't eat breakfast, I fainted at work. When taken to the hospital, I was diagnosed with acute anemia, acute aplastic anemia. Can acute aplastic anemia be cured?Doctor's answer:
Acute aplastic anemia is primarily characterized by acute clinical relapse and progressive worsening of anemia, often accompanied by severe infections and internal bleeding. Hemoglobin levels in peripheral blood rise rapidly. The features of acute aplastic anemia include a sudden onset, severe condition, and rapid progression. If not treated promptly and effectively, the mortality rate will be very high. Causes of death include infections, anemia, damage caused by thrombocytopenia, and damage to vital organs.