About: Hemolytic anemia

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Hemolytic anemia can be caused by a genetic condition, a defect in the immune system, drugs or toxins. The exact etiology depends on the cause and can range from accelerated destruction of the cells, destruction of hemoglobin alone, or malfunctions in the bone marrow. Treatment depends on the underlying cause, but immediate issues can be treated with a transfusion.

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rdfs:label	Hemolytic anemia
rdfs:comment	Hemolytic anemia can be caused by a genetic condition, a defect in the immune system, drugs or toxins. The exact etiology depends on the cause and can range from accelerated destruction of the cells, destruction of hemoglobin alone, or malfunctions in the bone marrow. Treatment depends on the underlying cause, but immediate issues can be treated with a transfusion.
sameAs	dbr:Hemolytic_anemia
dcterms:subject	Diseases
mortalityrate	Low with treatment
symptom	Typical of anemia, including poor pallor, fatigue, shortness of breath
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Name	Hemolytic anemia
Type	Anemia
treatment	Transfusion, treatment of underlying cause, often with steroids
Cause	Breakdown of red blood cells
abstract	Hemolytic anemia can be caused by a genetic condition, a defect in the immune system, drugs or toxins. The exact etiology depends on the cause and can range from accelerated destruction of the cells, destruction of hemoglobin alone, or malfunctions in the bone marrow. Treatment depends on the underlying cause, but immediate issues can be treated with a transfusion.

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