Eating: Have your doctor check her growth. Keep a record of her intake. Ask to see a nutritionist and possibly an occupational therapist to help with her eating. Because she has thalassemia follow up with her hematologist to insure there is not a problem with her blood being low or her iron level being high.
Answered 8/25/2014
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See Your Doctor NOW: 11 mos old has transfusion dependent Hg E Beta Thalassemia, a genetic disorder of hemoglobin production leading to anemia; can be mild or transfusion dependent (severe). Your baby is at risk for serious anemia & transfusion complications. A decrease in baby's appetite can indicate acute problems such as severe anemia, heart failure, iron overload, & more. See doctor NOW for exam & prompt treatment
Answered 8/31/2014
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