Iron deficiency anaemia
What research knows about iron deficiency anaemia comes from people who live with it. Here is how many do, what records they usually have, and what sharing yours is worth.
New diagnoses
No published yearly count in the evidence yet.
What patients usually have
The records behind iron deficiency anaemia
Blood count monitoring for recurrent IDA
periodically (perhaps every 6 months initially)
guidelineCoeliac disease screening and urinalysis
once, at initial investigation
guidelineGastroscopy and colonoscopy (bidirectional endoscopy)
once, at new diagnosis in men and postmenopausal women
guidelineHaemoglobin check for response to oral iron
within the first 4 weeks of oral iron
guidelineSerum ferritin blood test
at diagnosis
guideline
What sharing it is worth
$65
per licence for a complete story and one year of these records, $65 to $740
- Your health story$23how
- Repeated lab resultsx3$0.58how
- Lab resultsx2$0.42how
- Pathology reportsx1$3.49how
- Richness premium (3 kinds of data linked)x2.33how
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