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A 50 year old male with previously normal blood work presents to the emergency department with complaints of his skin turning yellow over the past 3 to 4 days. He’s become increasingly dyspneic and tired. His blood work is below with his peripheral blood work showing spherocytes. His DAT is positive.
What is your differential diagnosis and how should he be treated?
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