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I Awareness About Thalassemia I

Thalassemia can cause mild
or severe anemia and other
complications over time
(such as iron overload).
Symptoms of anemia include
• Fatigue .
• Trouble breathing .
• Feeling cold .
• Dizziness , . �-=-'-'.a
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Thalassemia, a complex genetic disorder, casts a shadow of uncertainty over the lives of millions
worldwide. This enigmatic condition, characterized by abnormal hemoglobin production, presents a
multifaceted challenge to healthcare professionals and patients as well. As we delve into the intricacies of this
hematological enigma, it becomes clear that awareness is the key to unlocking the door for better
management and improved quality of life for those afflicted. Join us as we embark on a journey to unravel the
mysteries of thalassemia and check out the full tutorial.

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