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Anemia is a deficiency disease caused due to iron deficiency. The symptoms are: 1. Getting tired easily. 2. Losing appetite.3. Looking pale.
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What are the diseases caused by lack of minerals iron?
aneamia is the disease
When white corpuscles eat red corpuscles what is the name of the condition?
Perneciuos Aneamia
What would happen with no Vitamin B in your body?
We will get Beri beri, Skin disorders, Aneamia, and much more diseases.
Why is sepsis sometimes associated with anemia?
Sometimes severe infections associated with aneamia and the reson for that might be so complicated ,hemolysis,ineffective errythropiosis...etc Dr Dalia M khair
How does anemia affect your circulatory system?
Aneamia doesn't afffect your ciculatory system per se. It affects all the cells that make up your body and organs. They do not get enough oxygen to function.
How does iron deficiency affect people?
-babies who are fed coe milk coz its low in iron -children & teenagers -women in pre menopausal have iron deficiency aneamia it affects these people, how? search google
What are the symptoms of aneamia?
Anemia is a condition where a person has a lack of Vitamin B12. These are the symptoms of anemia which might help the one who asked the question.FatiguePale skinA fast or irregular heartbeatShortness of breathChest painDizzinessCognitive problemsCold hands and feetHeadache
What should you eat if you have aneamia?
Congratulations! You need to see your GP and have him send you to a neutritionist and he will also give you some vitamins to help you alone. It's not uncommon for some pregnant women to have anemia while pregnant. Please see your doctor.
What are the haematin drugs?
These are the agents required in the formation of blood and are used for the treatment of anaemias . Anaemia occurs when the balance between production and destruction of RBCs is disturbed by: a) blood loss b) impaired red cell formation due to: deficiency of essential factors i.e. iron, folic acid,vitamin B12 c) increased destruction of RBCs (haemolytic aneamia)
Which are some diseases caused by an autosomal dominant allele?
The following list (thanks to Wikipedia) are diseases caused by an autosomal dominant allele. Familial hypercholesterolemia Polycystic kidney disease Neurofibromatosis type I Hereditary sherocytosis Marfan syndrome Huntington's disease Hereditary nonpolyposis colorectal cancer Multiple exostoses
How does malaria cause anaemia?
The mosquito is infected with malaria, and when it bites people, it injects an anti-coagulant to make the blood easier to drink, and that is contaminated with the disease organism, so the person who is bitten becomes infected.
What nutritional deficiency is detected from a person who craves chalk?
The person does not have a mineral deficiency they have psychological condition known as Pica. The reason for it can only be determined by a complete examination by a physician. If you eat 5 boxes of chalk every day over a time you will suffer from aneamia. I dont think there is any real harm in eating chalk as long as you have an iron tablet every day but of course you will have to check your bloods with your gp A person who eats five boxes of chalk everyday, would surely messed up his digestive system and excretion process, it would have caused severe constipation. Secondly, eating so much chalk dries up the water from your system leaving you dry and dehydrated, which means you would have rough skin and hair and would also result in acute anaemia. Eating so much of chalk surely means something more than a mere mineral deficiency, get yourself checked from a psychiatrist, counselling would help in weaning away from chalk in such deadly quantities. You have a life to live, live it beautifully !
