Hemolytic anemia risk factors

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Risk Factors

Oxidative stress in the setting of G6PD deficiency:

• Use of primiquine for malaria treatment
• Use of dapsone for PCP or leprosy treatment
• Consumption of fava beans as part of a Mediterranean diet
• Use of sulfa drugs like trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole for treatment of skin, urinary tract, or other infections
• Use of phenazopyridine for alleviating symptoms of dysuria
• Use of nitrofurantoin for treatment of a urinary tract infection