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Blood & Blood Vessel (Vascular) Disorders

The basic types of blood vessels are arteries, veins, capillaries and lymphatics. Their main goal is to keep blood flowing to all of your vital organs. Here, you can discuss topics related to blood disorders (anemia, blood cholesterol, hemochromatosis, hemophilia, polycythemia vera, sepsis, sickle cell disease, thalassemia, thrombosis) and blood vessel disorders (arteriosclerosis and atherosclerosis, high blood pressure, aneurysm, vasculitis, venous thrombosis, varicose veins, lymphedema).

I am having neutropenia and basophilia simultaneosly

I am having neutropenia and basophilia simultaneosly......what does this signify

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Cholestrol purpose!

Hello. I'm 47 year old woman and I was a gourmand whole my life. What can I say, food is my only bad habit. So, you are guessing my other problem also, and that is obesity problem. I have talked with my rheumatologist several times about joints pains and he often sent me to some his...

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Head pressure problem

Answered by a doctor

I have major head pressure. Have had MRI of brain, seen 2 neurologist, chiropractor, rheumathologist, and GP. Know that I have TMJ, Hypothyroidisim, also numb and achy arms and shoulders at night. (wake up dozens of times per night because of that). The pressure happens when I have been sitting,...

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I need a picture and explanation of frequency verses intensity of oxygen in blood

I am trying to find pictures and an explanation of the frequency verses intensity of oxygen in blood.

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Sudden Onset Pain In Back of Head

Answered by a doctor

For just over a week now, whenever I do any form of exercise I get sudden onset pain in the back of my head. It is a quite painful throbbing which is often in time to my heartbeat and remains intrusive for about 10 - 30 minutes then fades to a slight pain for the rest of the day. I haven't hit my...

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What is happening in deep vein thrombosis?

What happens when a deep vein thrombosis occur? My friend has been diagnosed with DVT and I am curious what is happening with him.

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AIHA - Auto Immune Haemolytic Aneamia

Hi, my sister has been diagnosed with AIHA –Auto Immune Haemolytic Anemia, after unsuccessful attempts to treat iron deficiency. What does that mean autoimmuHi, my sister has been diagnosed with AIHA –Auto Immune Haemolytic Anemia, after unsuccessful attempts to treat iron deficiency. What...

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What does increased sedimentation tell us?

Hi, folks. When I always do the blood test, my doctor asks for sedimentation to be done. Last time I was doing this, there was increased sedimentation. I would like to know what this value can tell us. I would really be grateful if someone could tell me something about this. Thanks.

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Some new points

Photoelectric plethysmography is not new, but is a simple noninvasive technique not to determine erythrocyte volume and but accurately concentration of oxygen in saturation sates. Photoelectric plethysmography is concerned with assessment based on arterial and venoous site of blood volume...

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angiogram

What is angiogram done for? My mother is supposed to have angiogram soon, she has been suffering hypertension during last several years but it has never shown any symptoms and has been controlled by certain medications. What is the purpose of doing angiogram and is it associated with hypertension?...

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