Red Blood Cell (RBC) Count, Hemoglobin and Hematocrit.
Anemia is when you have a contaminated blood stream and you need to see a doctor to confirm that you have contracted Anemia. You might need more white blood cells to fight it off.
Low iron in the blood causes Anemia.
I am not sure but I think it might be by the amount of iron inside the plasma of the blood.
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Anemia isn't a disease, it's something you might get from a number of diseases. It means that you're too low on red blood cells. Sometimes eating foods that are rich in iron is all that is needed. Leukemia is a disease that can be treated.
People with anemia take medicine just like anyone else. People with anemia do not have enough red blood cells. There can be many different causes. If you say, "I feel sick," I have no idea what disease you might have. You have given me very little information. Anemia can have several causes. To produce red blood cells a person needs iron. First, a person might not have iron in his or her diet. Iron comes in meat and green vegetables. A diet consisting of starches is not likely to have adequate iron. That could cause anemia. A vitamin containing iron could solve the problem. The problem could come from the liver. Once food is digested, it goes to the liver. Your liver controls the amount of iron in your blood. If your liver is not working correctly, then it will not keep the proper amount of iron in your blood to make red blood cells. Three major reasons will prevent the liver from performing its function of controlling the iron in your blood stream. They are disease, fat (a fatty liver), and alcohol. People with anemia (and a few other diseases) will need to cut way back on fat and alcohol. That said, it may become necessary for people with anemia to take medicine through injections. That would bypass a bad liver.
A blood cell count will tell what kinds of blood cells and how many there are. THC would be a thyroid function test. The doctor might have several tests done on the same blood sample, however.
Oxygenation of other body cells. -ZyraEdits For the record you can find out 90% of biology answers by using a dictionary.
You are having anemia.
Anemia is caused by low iron and low blood levels. The iron in your blood allows oxygen to bind to your red blood cells to transport it to the cells of your body. If you are lacking iron and red blood cells, your body has less transporters to take oxygen to your cells, including your brain cells. This can cause you to feel dizzy because your brain isn't getting as much oxygen as it needs to be. If you are anemic and feeling dizzy, please see your doctor. Your oxygen levels could be low and you may need to start a treatment regimen to raise your iron and blood levels.
There is no antonym. However, there are phrases and terms that might work:Bronze diabetesHaemochromatosisIron overloadIron poisoningIron-rich