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Cold Agglutinins as suspected finding
Hello,
I had undergone CBC blood test today.
There is written suspected pathology as Cold Agglutinins.
Sometimes, I get slight cold and sneezing at morning when i sleep in air conditioning room. I also feel tiredness or sleepy during daytime mostly around 11am-1pm.
I also have sickle cell trait and for that, I take folic acid 5mg regularly.
I have attached my report. Please go through it and let me know if anything serious associated with it.
Thank you.
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It's because of hemolytic anemia ( sickle cell is a hemolytic anemia)
Avoid Air condition.
Keep your self warm.
Avoid cold drinks and food.
Cold will trigger your problems so avoid it.
Keep your self hydrated.
Have a healthy diet.
Always remember anything COLD is your enemy so stay away.
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Cold agglutinins is because of your sickle cell
Otherwise reports are normal
Avoid dust and other allergy triggering factors.
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