Why is red blood cell transfusion contraindicated in a stable patient with chronic renal failure who has no symptoms except after climbing three flights of stairs?

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The anemia in a stable patient with chronic renal failure is often compensated, meaning the body has adjusted to the lower hemoglobin levels, and transfusion is not necessary unless the patient is symptomatic or has severe anemia.

Why Is Red Blood Cell Transfusion Contraindicated in a Stable