And yet you cannot tell me whether i have an increased or decreased risk with beta thalassemia.
Which is it
Will my body be less or more at risk
You see here you go again. You really love to move the goalposts. But I see your fear based on your personal health history.
Can I answer your questions? I am not in the business of giving medical advice over the internet to an individual. I don’t know the rest of your history Except what you have revealed in your plethora of posts. I do not have data to make a rational assessment. As I pointed out earlier you have insufficient knowledge to understand the nuance of your question.
What I do know is that beta thal is generally though to be a minor curiosity in the overall course of most diseases. I know you don’t want to here that we in medicine regard that as pretty minor as you get minimal secondary gain out of it. Your desire to disclose personal health history on the internet and ask people their opinion on the relative risk tends to point toward certain other diagnoses.
I would advise you to seek the counsel of your physician and listen to his or her opinion. Or set up an appointment with a hematologist.
In your world everything is black and white. There is only one answer or another. You demonstrated it with your poor handling of the led shortsfe questions. You reveal information that frankly marks you as a kook. You repost blogs that see neither able to be confirmed as to authenticity of source or drip with political benefit.
You never answer the questions I ask and yet you demand answers for yourself. Every post you make you reveal more about your agendas and your lack of ability to understand white complex topics.
Take the age old advice:
It’s better to be silent and thought a fool than to speak up and remove all doubt.