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Inflammation does not lead to production of enlarged RBCs. B12 deficiency, folate deficiency and some other conditions do.
There are several possible causes of enlarged red blood cells. Some of those causes are liver disease, alcoholism, vitamin B-12 deficiency, and medications. Further testing will likely need to be done to find the exact cause in order to treat it.
You can become anemic if you have a B12 deficiency. The vitamin is needed to make hemoglobin for your red blood cells.
It may lead to the hemolysis of red blood cells.
megablastic means enlarged immature white blood cells.
A rare disorder that causes the bone marrow to manufacture abnormally small red blood cells, vitamin C deficiency anemia results from a severe, long-standing dietary deficiency.
Vitamin B1... Thiamine or Vitamin B1 helps in the conversion of glucose into energy and in the formation of red blood cells.
One or more of several things. These are: * Vitamin B12 deficiency, either due to dietary deficiency or mal-absorption. * Folic acid deficiency
nutritional anemia need vitamin b12 to help maintain iron. Iron deficiency seen with ice eaters in copious amounts.
There are many dangerous side effects of a Vitamin B deficiency, including permanent nerve damage and destruction of parietal cells. A Vitamin B deficiency can also cause chronic gastrointestinal discomfort.
deficiency in red blood cells