Patient's question:
I have been experiencing dizziness recently, and I can't seem to eat properly either. My mental state isn't great either. When I went to the hospital for a check-up, they said it was a blood-related issue. Could you please tell me what causes hemolytic anemia?Doctor's answer:
Hemolytic anemia is mostly caused by favism or abnormal liver function. Primarily, red blood cells self-destruct, and the rate of dying slows down, leading to the bone marrow's self-healing function being unable to provide the necessary blood cells for the body's metabolism, resulting in some symptoms. In the acute phase, intravenous plasma transfusion is required for treatment. Additionally, it is necessary to carefully examine and diagnose the cause, eliminating these adverse contributing factors.