Thalassemia Symptoms and Treatment

A genetic disorder, thalassemia refers to the inability of the body to produce enough red blood cells, or haemoglobin. While mild cases of thalassemia do not warrant medical attention, more severe cases can directly lead to anaemic tendencies. Generally caused by cell DNA mutations, thalassemia ‘traits’ are borne by parents and passed on to their children. The ‘alpha chain’ and ‘beta chain’ of haemoglobin molecules are impacted due to the onset of thalassemia, in which the gene mutation count also plays an important role. If left untreated for long, thalassemia can easily lead to infections, spleen problems and/or an iron overload in the body.

At PBHRC, cases of acute and chronic thalassemia are treated on a regular basis. Through research-backed and proven homeopathic methods, the symptoms of this haematology disorder are managed systematically. Clinical advice is also provided, to treat related lifestyle disorders.

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Genetics influences an individual's haematological health by affecting the type, risk, and hereditary features of blood disorders.

Blood illnesses can strike anyone at any age, although some are more frequent in youngsters, such as some types of leukaemia, while others only affect adults.

Blood donation safety varies depending on the haematological illness patient. To receive individualised advice, speaking with medical professionals is crucial.

No, not every haematological condition has a connection to cancer. Some involve malignant illnesses, such leukaemia and lymphoma; others involve non-cancerous ailments.

Genetics influences an individual's haematological health by affecting the type, risk, and hereditary features of blood disorders.

Blood illnesses can strike anyone at any age, although some are more frequent in youngsters, such as some types of leukaemia, while others only affect adults.

Blood donation safety varies depending on the haematological illness patient. To receive individualised advice, speaking with medical professionals is crucial.

No, not every haematological condition has a connection to cancer. Some involve malignant illnesses, such leukaemia and lymphoma; others involve non-cancerous ailments.

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