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Pain In The Chest While Eating. Enlarged Spleen Due To Hb E-trait. Is This Dangerous?

I m a female of 31 yrs old. ESR is 25, and Hb E-trait were found. Suggested for folic acid tablet only. However I am suffering pain in chest when eating meal . ultra sonography test of abdomen and X-ray scan from the back side were ok except slight enlarment of the spleen (might be due to Hb E-trait). I m not releaving the pain. Kindly suggest.
Fri, 15 Feb 2013
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Hello, Welcome to HCM, I am Dr. Das

Look, HbE trait is not a major disease condition. Do not worry regarding that. But, in HbE trait splenomegally is rare.

So, you should consult with your treating doctor for a thorough clinical check up. Other causes of splenomegally should be excluded first.

Hope this will be helpful.

Regards.
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Pain In The Chest While Eating. Enlarged Spleen Due To Hb E-trait. Is This Dangerous?

Hello, Welcome to HCM, I am Dr. Das Look, HbE trait is not a major disease condition. Do not worry regarding that. But, in HbE trait splenomegally is rare. So, you should consult with your treating doctor for a thorough clinical check up. Other causes of splenomegally should be excluded first. Hope this will be helpful. Regards.