How are you doing now Ithaisa? Any new treatment?

if you have AIHA and you wont see your doctor until 11 march i think is very late. your haemoglobin might drop too low and you start to feel very sick and it can be dangerous. maybe you can see another doctor until then. the hg levels can drop fast in some cases but i dont know how high is yours or why your doctor didn't give you any medication. this is not something to play with. but maybe doctor has their reasons not to give any medication until 11 march. but still, it seems to me that 11 march is too far away for treatment. i would go to another doctor until then and after i would compare the results and what each has to say. the doctor should have told you the reasons why is postponing the treatment for AIHA.

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Yeah, I just know about América health care system, what we see on tv or people who have lived there tell. But I think is right we have social security here. But sometimes we go private to get things done quicker. In fact on Wednesday I'll visit a private haematologist in a private hospital to have a second opinion. I also thought maybe is just the b12 what is wrong. But, I have the hemolisys I don't know if b12 deficiency can cause it. I have a PAD test positive. And positive for IgG and C3d. Also the LDH elevated. Hb <8. I feel less tired since b12 administration but I still can do normal things without feeling fatigue and shortness of breath. I still feel dizzy. What it has improved is the exhaustion. She wrote in my history AIHA as a diagnosis. She send me for another blood test that is due on 7th March and she is asked for crioblogulins, antibodies, serology and lots of things. What I don't understand is she told me AIHA and she let me go without treatment just saying I see you in 5 weeks, and we will see the blood test result, the CT scan results, and we will see how the levels of b12 are. "If you feel very tired and your skin is pale or jaundice you have to come to the ER" that was her recommendation. CT scan showed cervical adenopathy and spleen enlarged. That's what my GP told me as she could see the result. She told me maybe the haematologist wants to know the underlying cause before give you treatment. But I think for what I've read on Internet it doesn't matter, I should be on treatment while they find the cause...thank you for all your comments really.