Expert Video - What makes people with MDS more likely to have anemia?
MDS experts, Dr Rafael Bejar and Dr Casey O’Connell, describe what makes people with MDS more likely to develop anemia. Some types of MDS are more commonly associated with anemia. In addition, patients with higher-risk MDS are also more likely to have anemia, or more severe forms of anemia.
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What is MDS-related anemia? What causes it?
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What is a complete blood count? How does it show if I have anemia?
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What are the symptoms of MDS-related anemia?
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What makes people with MDS more likely to have anemia?
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What happens in MDS-related anemia over time?
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What’s the prognosis for MDS-related anemia? How is prognosis determined?
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Which questions should I ask my doctor about my MDS-related anemia?
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How is MDS-related anemia diagnosed?
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How is MDS-related anemia screened and monitored?
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Which other conditions have symptoms similar to MDS-related anemia?
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If I have MDS-related anemia, what should I watch out for in daily life?
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Which specific diagnosis questions should I ask my doctor about my MDS?
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How does acute myeloid leukemia (AML) relate to MDS?
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Why is it important to understand the causes of unexplained anemia?
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Abby’s story: How did you find out you had MDS-related Anemia?
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Barry’s story: How did you find out you had MDS-related Anemia?
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Bill’s story: How did you find out you had MDS-related Anemia?
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Abby’s story: How was your MDS-related Anemia diagnosed?
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Barry’s story: How was your MDS-related Anemia diagnosed?
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Bill’s story: How was your MDS-related Anemia diagnosed?
