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Re: Anemia in pregnancyFrom: Dr Eberhard W Lisse (el@linux.lisse.na)Sun Aug 9 13:10:44 1998
Bernard,
In message <35CDED85.5873@club-internet.fr>, Bernard Cristalli writes:
> Dr Eberhard W Lisse wrote:
> > What is common is common, what is rare is rare, remember this is the
> would you say sickle cell anemia is not fequent? In Africa maybe,but In ten years of which two were spent in Internal Medicine, I have seen one single case. And that one had Malaria :-)-O. But, haematologically significant sickle cell anemia would have been mentioned, he said all else was normal. el
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