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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).

cavernous haemangioma

Hi there, I have one simple question for you. I am a girl who is 19 years old and I would like to know everything you can tell me about cavernous haemangioma. The answer is needed pretty fast and I am sorry to pressure you like this. Thank you for every answer in advance. I am eagerly awaiting your...

by User avatar cheri19437

Self-treating Raynaud

Answered by a doctor

I have Raynaud’s phenomenon and I am interested in self treating. Is there any way to measure and monitor my sed rate at home? Does anyone here know any more about that? Perhaps there are some kits that I could buy online? If you have any more information, I would appreciate it if you could...

by User avatar hermia1225202831

blood disorders in children

Hi, I am a mother of a seven years old girl. Couple of weeks ago I took her for a walk. Everything was fine. On our way back, we stopped to buy some groceries. While we were getting out of the shop my daughter grabbed my hand. She was all pail and feeling dizzy. I asked for help and after a glass of...

by User avatar mable32086

lump along vein path in pelvic area

hi guys, i noticed today what seems to be a lump along the path of a vein near my hip bone, maybe an inch down. it doesnt hurt, and it basically feels like there is a small bean inside my vein, except softer. is this something i should be worried about?

by User avatar Guest

Hemotoma on right thigh near torso 11 months and counting...

Uggggg...I'm sad see all of these.  I too was in an accident last July.  I haven already had 2 surgeries on my right side. The hematoma I've had the entire time just isn't going away.  It's a but smaller but it's been 11 months.  I can't walk long distances and at night it swells up near my...

by User avatar Guest

How to increase my wbc count

Hello, folks. I was on a routine checkup at my doctor's office. I did a blood test. It seems that I have low white blood cells. I wonder why this is. Is it possible to increase my wbc count in any way? I would appreciate if anyone could answer me this. Thanks in advance.

by User avatar logan54472796

Cavernous angiomas

Hello there, I am a guy who is 22 years old. About one specific condition I am clueless. I really have to know everything you can tell me about it. This condition is called cavernous angioma. For everything you write I would be grateful. I am really sorry to waste your time.

by User avatar blayne19435

Mild neutropenia

I recently discovered (by accident) that I have a 1.8 level of neutrophils in my white blood cell count (rest of white blood count is within normal ranges). I declined to see a specialist as I am healthy. Was this the right thing to do? (healthy male, 38 yrs).

by User avatar Brindae36028

Very Low Iron Count

I have a problem! I have been diagnosed with anemia. I know what it is, a very low iron count. My iron count was 12, and the doctor said it should be around 70. I have been prescribed the iron tablets by my doctor. Sometimes I sleep at least 12 hours at the night and I am still tired throughout the...

by User avatar Guest

what does protine in you blood do?

Is high count of protine in blood cause the thickening of the blood?

by User avatar Trees