Treatment for patients with Hb H disease and particularly for Hb H-CS needs to include education on
potential complications and early monitoring for complications. In infants and young children,
instructions for prompt attention to febrile disease, increased pallor and lethargy, and splenomegaly
should be given, as aplastic or hemolytic episodes are not uncommon. Folic acid supplementation and
avoidance of oxidative compounds and medications is an important part of early family education. As
patients advance into adolescence and early adulthood, attention to the development of cholelithiasis, iron
overload, and changes in bone density need to be monitored and treated[26]. Genetic counseling and
education about the most severe forms of a-thalassemia should be provided. Thrombosis prevention is
indicated in cases that undergo splenectomy and symptoms related to the presence of gallstones should be
recognized. Attention should be given to patients (in particular those with Hb H-CS or other
nondeletional thalassemia) who have more severe symptoms related to their anemia, as they might benefit
from the initiation of regular transfusion therapy
Treatment for patients with Hb H disease and particularly for Hb H-CS needs to include education onpotential complications and early monitoring for complications. In infants and young children,instructions for prompt attention to febrile disease, increased pallor and lethargy, and splenomegalyshould be given, as aplastic or hemolytic episodes are not uncommon. Folic acid supplementation andavoidance of oxidative compounds and medications is an important part of early family education. Aspatients advance into adolescence and early adulthood, attention to the development of cholelithiasis, ironoverload, and changes in bone density need to be monitored and treated[26]. Genetic counseling andeducation about the most severe forms of a-thalassemia should be provided. Thrombosis prevention isindicated in cases that undergo splenectomy and symptoms related to the presence of gallstones should berecognized. Attention should be given to patients (in particular those with Hb H-CS or othernondeletional thalassemia) who have more severe symptoms related to their anemia, as they might benefitfrom the initiation of regular transfusion therapy
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Treatment for patients with Hb H disease and particularly for Hb H-CS needs to include education on
potential complications and early monitoring for complications. In infants and young children,
instructions for prompt attention to febrile disease, increased pallor and lethargy, and splenomegaly
should be given, as aplastic or hemolytic episodes are not uncommon. Folic acid supplementation and
avoidance of oxidative compounds and medications is an important part of early family education. As
patients advance into adolescence and early adulthood, attention to the development of cholelithiasis, iron
overload, and changes in bone density need to be monitored and treated[26]. Genetic counseling and
education about the most severe forms of a-thalassemia should be provided. Thrombosis prevention is
indicated in cases that undergo splenectomy and symptoms related to the presence of gallstones should be
recognized. Attention should be given to patients (in particular those with Hb H-CS or other
nondeletional thalassemia) who have more severe symptoms related to their anemia, as they might benefit
from the initiation of regular transfusion therapy
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