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I can't remember where I read this originally, but I remember reading that rabbit ALG suppresses lymphs for far longer than horse ATG. You may have to google that using the terms "rabbit ALG," "horse ATG", & "Aplastic Anemia" all together. That may also be the issue with the hemolysis lasting longer, but I don't know. My son had massive problems immediately post horse ATG with hemolysis but not before and after. It may be a combination of the ATG or ALG and PNH clone together. My son's PNH clone at diagnosis was rather large, at 19%.
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