me dunno how many people in da world has anemia.
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I think that about 1 billion people in the U.S have anemia
Aside from joint problems, anemia is one of the more common problems in people with RA. As many as 60% of R A sufferers are anemic.
No. Most people who have anemia do not feel cold. Most people who feel cold do not have anemia. In fact, I'm not sure there is really much correlation between the two.
Since anemia is a lack of iron, the cure for most people suffering from anemia is the prescription of an iron supplement. For some types of anemia this will not work, and those people must receive blood transfusions or take another medication.
About 70,000 Americans have it. About 2 million carry the gene for it.
Some people are born with anemia. Other people may develop anemia due to a medical condition that affects their blood.
Hospital caused anemia may be termed iatrogenic anemia or nosocomial anemia. It results from too many blood draws.
Anemia has multiple causes, the most common of which are 1) iron deficiency anemia, and 2) blood loss anemia. There are many, many other causes, as well.
Sickle cell anemia.
The original term for cooley's anemia, is Mediterranean anemia. People from the Mediterranean origin tend to develop this disease more commonly. Children can inherit it from one of their parents.
The blood disorder characterized by anemia is known as iron deficiency anemia. It occurs when there is a lack of iron in the body, leading to insufficient production of red blood cells and resulting in symptoms like fatigue, weakness, and pale skin. Iron deficiency anemia can be treated with iron supplements and dietary changes to increase iron intake.
Anemia can have a number of causes, including inadequate production, excess destruction, or excessive loss of RBCs. It is found throughout the world.