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Antibodies In Blood


samie

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samie Contributor

Last year i was told I needed a blood transfusion because of anemia and they said i had lots of antibodies in my blood. I was told it might because i had a transfusion a couple years before but they wanted me to see a hemitolagist cause of it. I was not able to get the transfusion because they were having problems finding an exact match so i started iron iv. Just trying to find out why and what this might mean.


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Can you get copies of the tests so you know what antibodies they were talking about? If you are in the US you have a legal right to copies. Without knowing what the antibodies are it is impossible to really say what is going on.

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I will see about getting the copies.

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