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Woman with no symptoms had to have 14 pints of blood taken from her body
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The human body typically contains around 10 pints of blood, so the removal of 14 pints is a significant medical procedure. In such cases, the excess blood is often a result of a condition known as polycythaemia, where the body produces too many red blood cells. The fact that Julie had no symptoms and a normal electrocardiogram reading suggests that her condition may have been asymptomatic until the excessive blood volume was discovered.
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Woman with no symptoms had to have 14 pints of blood taken from her body
Julie said her electrocardiogram came back “absolutely fine”
29 Jun, 05:34
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