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Hemosiderin staining
(hemosiderin staining at right capsulo-thalamo-ganglionic region - suggestive of chronic hematoma). She is fit & fine from 1year 6 months & after one year the mri report indicates this word above in bracket..mi question is that there is an serious mater .. Or bi treatment this can be solve i want full solution from u please help me. The Doctor had recomend this medicine to continue ....( Epilex- 100 ml) Sodium Valproate Oral Solution I.P. Abbott. Is this safer for my baby health or is their any serious matter in it ...Please I want full satisfaction Discription for it.
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Hello There.
I can understand your concern. here is the thing about
hemosiderin staining- when there is a hematoma (blood clot), the blood clot resolves when the RBC's breakdown and get absorbed. the broken RBC release IRON, which is very toxic by itself. so to deal with this iron, something called a "apoferritin" comes and join this iron to form a thing called "ferritin", many such "ferritin" join to form "hemosiderin".
therefore hemosiderin indicated that there was a blood clot happened there.
what medicine he has given if not an issue in your child.
continue as directed and go for regular follow up.
best regards,
Dr. Anil kumar jain.
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Hello User. Due to the chronic hematoma ( a condition where there is probably a blood clot), there is a chance that the brain waves may be affected, so the consultant has adviced this medicine. It is absolutely safe to use this. The condition requires full care of the child and continuous monitering to avoid any future complications. Do meet the consultant at regular intervals.
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