My Husband's Hemoglobin has Dropped to Below 7 & He's Scheduled for a Tracheostomy, Is it Dangerous?

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My Husband's Hemoglobin has Dropped to Below 7 & He's Scheduled for a Tracheostomy, Is it Dangerous?

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Hi, it’s Patrik Hutzel from intensivecarehotline.com with another quick tip for families in intensive care.

So, currently, we’re working with a client who has their husband in ICU. He’s been in ICU for a good two or three weeks now. He’s been ventilated with a breathing tube, still sedated and not waking up, and he’s not breathing by himself. He does need a tracheostomy by all accounts and the intensive care team has now been pushing for a tracheostomy. However, there is a big issue, his hemoglobin drops all the time, and he needs recurring blood transfusions and even if he gets a blood transfusion, his hemoglobin drops below 7 really, really fast again. So, there is some underlying bleeding which they only figured out yesterday, the underlying source, which is probably a rectal bleed, but it took them ages to figure out. That’s putting pressure on the family or the spouse to give consent to a tracheostomy.

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