Headache, Bruise Below Eye. Taken Blood Transfusions, Chemotherapy For Pneumonia And Lymphoma. Cure?
Hi, my 85 yr old grandmother had a headache yesterday and has developed a bruise below her left eye this afternoon, no known injury? She has just come out of hospital with pneumonia and had 2 blood transfusions she had her 2nd chemo treatment 3 weeks ago for lymphoma in her groin. She keeps sleeping but appears ok in herself and the eye is not actually blood shot. What do you think?
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Is your grandmother suffering from any clotting disorder? I have to know her complete blood count . anyway why was she given blood transfusion? has she received any component or platelet or packed cell? anyway at this age in immunocompromised state it is common to catch respiratory tract infection. lymphoma can be of many types, most of them are treatable but you should take care not to expose her to overcrowded places. At this stage any sort of infection may be life threatening. keep in touch with your oncologist.
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Headache, Bruise Below Eye. Taken Blood Transfusions, Chemotherapy For Pneumonia And Lymphoma. Cure?
Hi, Is your grandmother suffering from any clotting disorder? I have to know her complete blood count . anyway why was she given blood transfusion? has she received any component or platelet or packed cell? anyway at this age in immunocompromised state it is common to catch respiratory tract infection. lymphoma can be of many types, most of them are treatable but you should take care not to expose her to overcrowded places. At this stage any sort of infection may be life threatening. keep in touch with your oncologist.