Anemia

Low osmptic pressure

Eubacteria

Hookworm

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ask malainine

no

The basic structure of the marrow becomes abnormal, and those cells responsible for generating blood cells (hematopoietic cells) are greatly decreased in number or absent.

120 days

hematologist

organ meats, red meats are the best bio-available sources. in vegetables green leafy vegetables are good sources but because it is in bound forms with oxalate s it is less available to the body. in cereals finger millet's are good source. most of the pulses too are good sources.

in fruits watermelons and apricots especially dried ones are rich sources.

Strictly adhering to your question, the answer is "No".

It is unlikely.

Anemia symptoms can vary according to the type of anemia that a person has, the severity of the condition and its underlying cause. Anemia can be related to problems in female reproductive health or it can be a secondary ailment that results from cancer, ulcers or hemorrhaging. In some instances, if the anemia has developed gradually over an extended period of time, a person may not notice any symptoms at all. There are, however, a number of anemia symptoms that are common to all types of anemia and that will prevent themselves when the body is no longer capable of compensating for negative internal changes. Marked Fatigue Fatigue is the most common sign of anemia, however, it should be noted that this extends beyond merely feeling tired after a grueling day or a long night. Although a person's sleep patterns may not have changed, he or she will feel exhausted and will not be able to get sufficient sleep for alleviating this exhaustion. This is also characterized by a rapid loss of energy whenever engaging in physically challenging activities. Loss Of Breath In addition to feeling tired all of the time, many individuals will also experience shortness of breath, even when performing relatively routine activities such as climbing stairs or walking modest distances. This symptom is often paired with a rapidly escalating heartbeat. In fact, the heartbeat can even be faster than average when the body is at rest. Dizziness And Trouble Focusing Whether due to extreme fatigue or difficulty breathing, many anemia sufferers also have a hard time focusing and will feel dizzy upon rising. The skin can appear pale and pasty and the individual may experience cramping in the legs or at the bottoms of the feet. At this stage, sleeping patterns can be disrupted by both leg cramps and extended bouts of insomnia. Anemia Symptoms For Specific Anemia Types Beyond fatigue, dizziness and other anemia symptoms that are common to nearly all anemia sufferers, there are also many symptoms that are specific to the type of anemia that a person has. For instance, those who have anemia as the result of an iron deficiency will often experience abnormal cravings for inedible substances such as paper or dirt. Anemia symptoms among those with a Vitamin B12 deficiency can include tingling in the extremities and difficulty walking. A blue-black line around the gums is often indicative of anemia resulting from chronic lead poisoning and jaundice or red or brown urine can be a sign of anemia caused by the destruction of red blood cells. Ultimately, when identifying the signs of anemia that are common to all anemia types, patients and their providers can use these secondary symptoms to identify the underlying cause of this condition.

Thalassemia is a genetic blood disorder that causes reduced hemoglobin production, leading to anemia and various health complications. Health insurance coverage for thalassemia treatment varies by provider and policy, often including costs for regular blood transfusions, chelation therapy, and routine medical care. Patients should carefully review their insurance plans to ensure adequate coverage for necessary treatments and medications. Additionally, some countries have specific programs or support systems for individuals with thalassemia to help offset treatment costs.

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Lupus erythematosus systemicus

CHD means a child is born with an abnormally structured heart and/or other large vessels. For example: Their heart may have incomplete, or missing parts, or may be put together in an abnormal way.

AS THERE IS IRON DEFICIENCY IN THIS TYPE OF ANEMIA,LOW SERUM IRON SO THERE WILL BE INCREASE IN BINDING OF IRON ITS A COMPENSATORY PROCESS .

no she is an carryier for it that means she carries the disease but its not like her moms

my mcv in blood test is 77? my mch is 26 and my hemoglobin is 122. what does it mean?

You get to live to 40, get free medication, eat alot of candy, and be very cold all the time.

to keep the haemoglobin level at 12-14gm/dl.

It can be as low as 4 days.

it has to do with inherited blood disorder that affects red blood sells