Footstrike Hemolysis in Distance Runners: Understanding the Mechanical Destruction of Red Blood Cells
Footstrike causes a shock to the sole of the foot, which can create enough pressure to cause the red blood cell to break down, causing hemolysis.
Footstrike causes a shock to the sole of the foot, which can create enough pressure to cause the red blood cell to break down, causing hemolysis.
Many patients are surprised when their blood test results show MCV blood test high. A high MCV does not directly indicate any diagnosis β it is just more of a diagnostic clue.
