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anemia and neuro ptFrom: Babycatchers@aol.comMon Aug 27 22:35:00 2007
It has been a wild time here, so I just couldn't get back on this patient. I finally talked to one of the referral canter docs that we have worked with before and then I got one of the neurologists. They said "we have no idea what is happening with her, but you will never get the heme/oc guys to admit it". Her Hemoglobinopathy Heb soluability- neg hgb A-98.6 hgb S- 0 hgb C- 0 hgb A2-1.4 hgb F- 0 anisocytosis- slight poikilocytos 1+ microsytosis 3+ polychromasia 1+ She has not had any more unconscious 'spells' in the past 2 weeks and her hgb is actually up to 8.6. They are continuing the FE Iv for now. Baby is fine. So all is well that ends well for us. I hope she does ok now. Vicki Smith, CNM, MSN West Virginia Vicki Smith, CNM, MSN West Virginia Midwives- changing the world one baby at a time.
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