Monday, February 1, 2010

High Hemoglobin And Sleep Apnea What Could High Hemoglobin Levels Indicate?

What could high hemoglobin levels indicate? - high hemoglobin and sleep apnea

The subject is otherwise a healthy man of 20 years with exceptionally high hemoglobin.

9 comments:

MidoTheH... said...

and it is a non --
That is why I say that the dehydrogenation phrase falsely elevated hemoglobin which disappears when you reset the appropriate fluid balance produced. Some other common causes are lung disease, certain tumors, a disease of the bone marrow, such as polycythemia vera, and abuse of erythropoietin (Epogen), which by athletes for blood doping purposes.

I hope that helped u

KingRich... said...

something that results in chronic hypoxia, for example, congenital heart disease, smoking, etc., or the excessive production of erythropoietin, such as tumors of the kidney, or polycythemia vera, a hematologic disease

SweetNur... said...

Jaundice. Also hepatitis, liver --

davidost... said...

Polycythemia, who live at high altitude (Denver, Santa Fe, etc.);
impaired lung function.

stella_s... said...

Benign cells of the blood red at high altitude over a longer period. live in Colorado at Denver. the need for red blood cells is that it takes more oxygen to the brain of oxygen in the blood and lung inriched, then the rest of the body

stella_s... said...

Benign cells of the blood red at high altitude over a longer period. live in Colorado at Denver. the need for red blood cells is that it takes more oxygen to the brain of oxygen in the blood and lung inriched, then the rest of the body

gangadharan nair said...

Higher than normal hemoglobin may contain the following information:
CHD
Heart Lung
Pulmonary fibrosis
Polycythemia
Increased production of red blood cells, with more than erythropoietin.
Please consult the website for more information on hemoglobin.

Eddie C said...

High concentrations of hemoglobin are the scene of a couple of situations. Hemoglobin may be higher in smokers. It is the body's response to chronic exposure to carbon monoxide. Hemoglobin can be increased also known as hemochromatosis in a state.

wishwash... said...

have sugar in the blood? and lives in the sea?
It could do something with your diet. Check it or ask your professor of physiology.

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