Girl which cries blood

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Little did I then imagine what was to follow. They described an unusual patient named Twinkle, whose story had surfaced in press reports and on the Internet. They shared with me some of her medical records. Several years earlier she had begun having unexplained, spontaneous bleeding from her eyes, scalp, hands, and feet on almost a daily basis. Several evaluations at medical centers in Northern India resulted in no specific diagnosis.

As a result of the unusual bleeding, the girl was expelled from school and shunned by her friends. The plan was to have a hematologist from America travel to India to observe her bleeding, assist with making a correct diagnosis, and deliver effective treatment.

But in late March, I traveled to India with the film crew, met the patient and her family, and — working collaboratively with a hematologist and other staff at a hospital in Mumbai — reviewed the existing medical records and ordered tests.

The bottom line of this adventure is that the National Geographic Channel documentary was successfully filmed and will be internationally televised beginning on Sunday, September Does Twinkle really cry tears of blood? Related Links Crying out blood: haemolacria in a young girl. More Health Stories. Canada could authorize vaccine for kids in 'one to two weeks'. Deja doc: Calgary surgeon saves 2 men with CPR, then performs their heart operations.

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