Hemolytic Anemia Due to G6PD Deficiency treatment in Chihuahua
If you are looking for hemolytic anemia due to g6pd deficiency treatment in Chihuahua, you will find 15 specialists available, with profiles like hematologist and hematologist, spread across 13 clinics. Review profiles and ratings to make an informed decision.
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Hemolytic anemia from G6PD deficiency is a condition in which the red blood cells are destroyed faster than normal due to the lack of an enzyme that protects them against certain oxidizing factors.
Common triggers: Some foods, certain substances, or infections can precipitate the destruction of the red blood cells in people with this predisposition, which is of hereditary origin.
Common symptoms: Paleness, tiredness, yellowish coloring of the skin and eyes, dark urine and, in marked episodes, notable weakness.
Which specialist evaluates it? Its evaluation corresponds to hematology, sometimes with support from the internal medicine physician. In the face of persistent paleness, unusual fatigue, or yellowish coloring, it is advisable to see a professional who can guide the evaluation.
Which specialist to see for hemolytic anemia due to g6pd deficiency in Chihuahua?
Doctors who treat hemolytic anemia due to g6pd deficiency in Chihuahua
Dr. Irene Anaya Cuellar
Dr. Karen Daniela Pérez Gomez
Dr. Miriam Elizabeth Aguilar Márquez
Dr. Karen D. Pérez Gómez
Dr. Benjamin Batista Guizar
Dr. Morton Sergio Elizalde
Dr. Alva Nora Zaragoza Vázquez
Dr. Victor Mingura Ledezma
Dr. Ana Laura Tapia Enriquez
Dr. Carlos Chavez Trillo
Dr. Jesús José Rivera Olivas
Dr. Carlos Flores Ramirez Flores Ramirez
Dr. Karla Lourdes Domínguez Rodríguez
Dr. Jesus Manuel Lopez Valles
Dr. Villaseñor Benavides
Frequently asked questions
Which doctor treats hemolytic anemia due to g6pd deficiency?
The treatment of hemolytic anemia due to g6pd deficiency is usually handled by specialists in hematologist, hematologist.
How many doctors are available in Chihuahua?
We currently have 15 doctors who can treat hemolytic anemia due to g6pd deficiency in Chihuahua.