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What is the general outcome for hemolytic anemia?
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Depends: There are basically two type of hemolytic anemia - congenital (your born with it) or acquired (you get it all of a sudden). Many acquired hemolytic anemias will run there course. The congenital hemolytic anemias will likely require some treatment and may never go away completely.
Answered 10/3/2016
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