What does mild hemolysis mean?

Mild hemolysis generally means that internal or external factors cause the rate of red blood cell destruction in the body to increase. If the symptoms are not particularly obvious, it is usually difficult for patients to find out. If the symptoms are more obvious, it may be accompanied by yellow urine and symptoms of skin and sclera jaundice.

Hemolysis is usually hemolytic anemia, which is usually caused by an increased rate of red blood cell destruction that exceeds the compensatory capacity of bone hematopoiesis. If it is only mild hemolysis and there are no obvious symptoms, special treatment is usually not required, but regular check-ups in the hospital are also necessary. If mild hemolysis is accompanied by obvious discomfort symptoms, you usually need to go to the hospital for treatment and cooperate with the doctor for intervention treatment. If jaundice occurs, it can usually be treated with blue light, blood transfusion if necessary, and plasma exchange to achieve better treatment results.

Patients with hemolytic disease need to strengthen their lifestyle management, such as ensuring adequate sleep time, avoiding staying up late and overwork as much as possible, and eating a light diet. They also need to add or remove clothes appropriately according to temperature changes to prevent infection. They also need to maintain a happy mood and stable emotions at ordinary times, which will help promote recovery from the disease. They also need to closely monitor changes in their own condition and strictly follow the doctor's orders for medication.