What symptom does broad bean disease hemolysis have

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Our child is 3 years old. He is in good health all the time, and he likes to eat beans. Recently, he found that something was wrong with him, and he was always listless. He went to the hospital to find out that it was faba bean disease, and he had hemolysis. Now let's share the symptoms of faba bean disease hemolysis.

What symptom does broad bean disease hemolysis have

Symptom 1: faba bean disease, hemolysis caused by a certain self limit, from the onset of hemolysis to stop, may have about 7 days, blood recovery may take about half a month. If the hemolysis is serious, it may need repeated blood transfusion treatment. If it is mild hemolysis, it can be treated with glucocorticoids. Therefore, it is best to go to the hospital for treatment.

Symptom 2: broad bean disease is a kind of hemolytic anemia due to the abnormality of red blood cell membrane. Generally, there are symptoms of anemia. When it is serious, the face is pale yellow, and the urine is brown. If the patient's anemia is serious, blood transfusion is necessary. The prognosis of the patient should avoid eating broad beans and related food, and avoid contacting with some drugs, such as aspirin, quinine, and camphor pills. At the same time, other causes of hemolysis, such as infection, should be avoided.

Symptom 3: broad bean disease is a disease caused by the lack of glucose-6-phosphate glucose dehydrogenase (G-6-PD). Many children are found to have acute intravascular hemolysis after eating fresh broad beans. The disease is hereditary. It can be passed on to the next generation. Girls with genes don't get sick, boys get sick.

matters needing attention

If it is suspected that the child has faba bean disease, hemolysis and other diseases, it is necessary to immediately go to the hospital for examination, in the usual diet attention, can avoid the disease, avoid the use of faba bean and bean products, timely treatment, so as not to delay the treatment of the disease.