macrocytic in A Sentence

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    Blood counts may show normocytic or Macrocytic anaemia.

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    Macrocytic anemia often goes undiagnosed until it becomes severe.

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    A full blood count may show normocytic or Macrocytic anemia.

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    Red blood cells larger than 100 fL are considered Macrocytic.

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    Most cases of Macrocytic anemia can be managed with vitamin injections.

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    When people develop Macrocytic anemia due to B-12 deficiency, they may have other symptoms.

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    A folate deficiency, sometimes known as vitamin B-9 deficiency, can also cause Macrocytic anemia.

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    Similarly, a primary bone marrow disease, like leukemia, may initially be associated with Macrocytic anemia.

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    These conditions are collectively called Macrocytic anemias and their treatment typically depends on their underlying cause.

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    Most cases of Macrocytic anemia are due to vitamin deficiencies, which can cause different complications depending on the vitamin:.

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    Macrocytic anemia is usually caused by a deficiency of folate or vitamin B-12, which is abundant in animal products.

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    When a person shows signs of Macrocytic anemia, a doctor will take several blood tests to find the underlying cause.

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    You may also need tests to check whether you have any conditions that people who have macrocytosis or Macrocytic anaemia frequently develop.

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    When Macrocytic anemia is due to an underlying disease, the outlook depends on what disease is causing the deficiency, and how it is treated.

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    If your Macrocytic anaemia is due to vitamin B12 deficiency you may also notice nervous system problems such as pins and needles, numbness, vision changes and unsteadiness.

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    The divisions between nonmegaloblastic and megaloblastic anemias, as well as the distinctions among Macrocytic, normocytic and microcytic anemias-- large, normal and small red blood cells, respectively-- are somewhat artificial, as the same disease could provide different pictures at various points in time.

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