■疟疾会导致贫血,红细胞减少或低于典型血红蛋白水平的病症。这种情况主要影响妇女和儿童,在严重的情况下,会阻碍儿童的认知和运动发育。它还对孕妇及其未出生的孩子构成重大风险。
■一个18个月大的女孩和她的母亲,来自受冲突影响的WestWollega,埃塞俄比亚由于严重的疟疾,入住阿索萨综合医院,埃塞俄比亚,关键的健康指标。女儿(病例1)的血红蛋白水平为0.8g/dL,红细胞计数为0.44×10^6u/L,90%的氧饱和度,体温为36.6°C,每分钟132次的心跳,呼吸频率为每分钟48次。她表现出苍白的结膜炎和严重的手掌苍白的迹象,重7公斤。母亲(案例2)35岁,也有严重疟疾病史,血红蛋白水平极低,为2.5g/dL,红细胞计数为0.75×10^6u/L,血氧饱和度为89%.进行输血和疟疾治疗,在他们住院结束时,这两种情况的症状都已经解决,他们恢复正常的基线生命体征,包括他们的血红蛋白水平.
■血红蛋白水平极低,严重的疟疾恶化了,在贫血的情况下存在重大危险。据我所知,这可能是记录的最低血红蛋白水平。提高认识,经济赋权倡议,除了常规提供铁补充剂和迅速诊断和治疗疟疾,以创造一个全面的方法,解决贫血带来的多方面挑战,最终导致改善弱势群体的健康结果。
UNASSIGNED: Malaria can lead to anemia, a condition marked by a reduction in red blood cells or lower than typical levels of
hemoglobin. This condition mainly affects women and children and, in severe cases, can hinder the cognitive and motor development of children. It also poses significant risks for pregnant women and their unborn children.
UNASSIGNED: An 18-month-old girl and her mother, referred from conflict-affected West Wollega, Ethiopia due to severe malaria, were admitted to Assosa General Hospital, Ethiopia, with critical health indicators. The daughter (
case 1) had a
hemoglobin level of 0.8 g/dL, a red blood cell count of 0.44 × 10^6u/L, an oxygen saturation of 90%, a body temperature of 36.6 °C, a heartbeat of 132 beats per minute, and a respiratory rate of 48 breaths per minute. She displayed signs of pale conjunctivitis and severe palmar paleness, and weighed 7 kg. The mother(
case 2), aged 35, also had a history of severe malaria and presented with a critically low
hemoglobin level of 2.5g/dL and a red blood cell count of 0.75 × 10^6u/L, with an oxygen saturation of 89%. Blood transfusion and malaria treatment were administered, and by the end of their hospital stay, both cases\' symptoms had resolved, and they returned to normal baseline vital signs, including their hemoglobin levels.
UNASSIGNED: Severely low hemoglobin levels, worsened by severe malaria, present a significant danger in cases of anemia. As far as I am aware, this might be the lowest
hemoglobin level recorded. Promoting awareness, economic empowerment initiatives, alongside routine provision of iron supplements and Prompt malaria diagnosis and treatment to create a comprehensive approach that addresses the multifaceted challenges posed by anemia, ultimately leading to improved health outcomes for vulnerable populations.