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SYMPTOMS OF BLOOD DISORDERS IN CHILDREN: EARLY MEASURES AND MEDICAL ASSISTANCE
Odashboeva Xilola, Rayimjonova Sarvinoz , Andijan branch of Kokand University, Pediatrics group 24-03Abstract
This article provides an overview of the common blood disorders that affect children, highlighting their symptoms, early warning signs, and the importance of seeking medical assistance. It discusses various blood conditions such as anemia, leukemia, hemophilia, sickle cell disease, thalassemia, and platelet disorders. The article emphasizes the significance of early detection, outlining the typical symptoms to watch for, such as pale skin, excessive bruising, frequent infections, and pain episodes. Additionally, it offers practical advice for parents, including early measures like diet improvements and regular monitoring of symptoms. Finally, the article reviews available medical treatments, such as medications, blood transfusions, and bone marrow transplants, to help manage these conditions effectively.
Keywords
blood disorders in children, symptoms of blood disorders, anemia in children, leukemia in children, early detection of blood disorders, medical treatment for blood disorders, pediatric health.
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