Hemolytic Anemias- Part 4: G6PD Deficiency; Pathophysiology,Morphology, clinical features

[@sarashaikh1]

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[@janistsai8815]

You explained this SO MUCH better than my professor. Thank you!!! Great content.

[@ilovepathologyVijayPatho]

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[@MdMustafa-hx9rg]

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[@ilovepathologyVijayPatho]

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[@thehautebody]

FYI. G6PD is also high in Africa, which would mean the "black" males you are referring to would have inherited G6pd like everyone else. It's so nice of you to say it is brought on by drugs and infection.

[@dulcejuguilon2079]

Thank you for explaining very clear and for processing the concepts emphasizing the salient points and not dumping or giving away facts.Well appreciate your method Sir!!!

[@ilovepathologyVijayPatho]

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[@adityagawale7355]

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[@chisomonah9393]

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[@AnjaliSharma-rm8ho]

Thank you so much sir 🙏

[@prateekbobby6507]

my g6pd level is 36. normal range 6 - 20. anything wrong ?

[@ramyamadurasinghe7037]

Is this disease have any connection with thalasemia

[@shithiltasnim3733]

please upload haemostasis & thrombosis

[@maddoctor2625]

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[@LoveMania-uy2ss]

Sir kindly share drive link of all. anemia for pdf

[@sourav_singhh]

Do you got it ?

[@LoveMania-uy2ss]

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[@neuropsychroberts8922]

Women CAN have G6PD deficiency. I am a woman and I have Class II type. Went undiagnosed for over 50 years bc no doctors considered it. Even after severe anemia and multiple bouts of pneumonia I was just told to eat liver and take iron supplements. Please do better medical practitioners.

[@ewaoluwaogunbodede9917]

It’s not about women can’t have it, but it is more common in male…sorry about that

[@najjembajoyce]

it is sex linked..so women acquire it its heterozygous state..most are carriers

[@CalumbaAmor]

Anong pwede gamot sa ubo batang may g6pd 1 month old and 2 weeks pa po cya?

[@drsundar14]

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