A 43-year-old male with a history of poor constitution, frequent fever, and multiple drug use presents with tea-colored urine. Laboratory tests: RBC 2.0×10<sup>12</sup>/L, Hb 70g/L, normal white blood cell (WBC) count and platelets (PLT), reticulocytes 12%, positive urine occult blood, serum free hemoglobin 600mg/L. Intravascular hemolysis is diagnosed. Which of the following diseases does NOT typically cause intravascular hemolysis?