text: Yo, listen up, I'm 'bout to drop some knowledge,
  Autoimmune hemolytic anemia, let's acknowledge.
  In primary Sjögren's syndrome, it's a rare condition,
  But it's clinically significant, pay attention.
  
  In Peking University People's Hospital they found,
  Out of 565 pSS patients, AIHA was around,
  Prevalence of 2.8%, that's what they saw,
  16 patients diagnosed, breaking the law.
  
  AIHA showed up at pSS's onset,
  No sicca symptoms, no time to fret.
  And those with SS-AIHA had a higher chance,
  Of having primary biliary cirrhosis, now that's advanced.
  
  Edema, fever, and liver involvement, oh my,
  More frequent in pSS patients with AIHA, don't lie.
  Leukopenia and thrombocytopenia, they suffered the most,
  Those with AIHA, it's a dangerous host.
  
  Complement component 3 and 4 took a hit,
  Lower in the SS-AIHA group, ain't that some shit?
  So, here's the deal, pSS should be on your list,
  Even without sicca symptoms, don't dismiss.
  
  If you got PBC, cytopenia, or low complement,
  Your risk of AIHA is higher, it's evident.
  So, take heed of these findings, let it be known,
  In the world of autoimmune diseases, AIHA is thrown.