Tag: Neurological complications

While thalassemia is primarily defined as a genetic blood disorder, it can profoundly impact the nervous system, leading to a spectrum of complications. Reports have demonstrated neurological involvement in many patients, with issues ranging from cognitive impairment and nerve damage to an increased risk of stroke. This happens despite the disorder not originating in the brain or spinal cord, underscoring the interconnectedness of blood health and neurological function.

TTP is a rare and life-threatening blood disorder caused by the formation of tiny blood clots throughout the body. This condition, known as Thrombotic Thrombocytopenic Purpura (TTP), can profoundly affect the function of multiple vital organs.