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How To Treat Osteoarthritis (Joint Pains) Naturally

How To Treat Osteoarthritis (Joint Pains) Naturally Osteoarthritis, otherwise called degenerative joint illness or osteoarthrosis, is the most widely recognized type ...

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Osteoarthritis Stem Cell Therapy at Giostar - Patient Testimonial

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Histopathology Spleen--Hereditary spherocytosis

Histopathology Spleen--Hereditary spherocytosis.

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Andrew Lohmann commented on 18 Jul 2008

Hi guys. I actually also have shperocytosis. It is a very, very rare condition, but what happened with me is that I had a splenectomy (spleen removed) when I was 5 years old (I'm 18 now. When I was really young I would get jaundiced and that is how they found out. I still get tired more easily than most people I know, and my immune system is compromised because of it, but other than that I am fine. In fact, last time I went to the doctor, my heamoglobin count was 15.8, which is very good.

lovexaddictionxx commented on 19 Aug 2008

I was diagnosed with shperocytosis, homochromatosis and anemia when i was 13. I was really really sick and was bleed for 4 years ever 2 weeks. Now that im 23 have had some serious problems. I had my spleen removed when i was 18. I have arthritis in pretty much all my joints, mood swings that i take meds for. I recently had to have my adnoids and tonsils taken out becuase of infections and in the next few months have my gallbladder taken out. This is a horrible disorder.

thaonguyen209 commented on 31 Mar 2009

I just found out that i have Spherocytosis, my doctor said my spleen is a little enlarged but not to the point where i need to be worry about. He advised me to get my spleen remove. He explained to me all about psenectomy, im kinda iffy about it and think of not getting it remove untill much later on. is this a bad idea? should i get it remove?

Dazed767 commented on 06 Dec 2010

What's up my northern european brothers and sisters (well those are the most common who get it, 1/2,000 people). I had mine removed 10 years ago this year. The only downside is I get sick easy (or blame it on the 4 year old and preschool), other than that I live a normal life. My mother had hers out as an infant.

MP McDonald commented on 26 Apr 2009

I have HS as do all three of my children. I had a splenectomy over thirty years ago with no side effects. I work in healthcare, so am around sick people all day, yet I rarely get sick. My son had a his spleen out at age five, and is in his 20s and fine too. Other two didn't need a splenectomy yet.

Michele Claussen commented on 01 Dec 2007

I was just diagnosed with spherocytosis and elliptocytosis, and have been very sick, with numerous problems that have been misdiagnosed. I am only 41, and our two young children have it as well, I am just wondering what are some other peoples experience with this, symptoms, etc.

Midge242 commented on 28 Dec 2007

I inherited this from one of my parents. I've been on folic acid supplements since birth and since after my earliest years my symptoms have been largely under control. I can get fatigued and jaundice at times, but my spleens in tact and there havnt been any major problems.

Amanda Bowling commented on 17 Mar 2010

My 7 month old was was told he has this and he is on his 3rd blood tranfusion. And we were told when he gets older he will have his spleen removed. Now that i have found this i am unstanding what is going on.

obxguy1 commented on 26 Jun 2010

I had my spleen removed 24 yrs ago... no side effects at all... very healthy...was terrible before I had my spleen removed!

mohamed samir commented on 08 Jan 2012

@obxguy1 me too

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