Anemia and its symptoms

Anemia is referred to as anemia. Beware, it is not the same as atopyeven if it starts with the same letter. In this case, we are talking about bloodlessness, or a small amount of red blood cells in the body. And as you can guess, they are very important for a healthy body.

• Latin term anaemia
• Derived from the Greek anamiá
• Czech anemia

Since red blood cells used to carry oxygeneveryone will get a picture of their importance. If you don't know how a red blood cell disorder manifests itself, we will tell you.

Symptoms of anemia

Every reader of this article will be interested to know how anemia actually shows itself. From the point of view of appearance, it may be that one has after all a market whiter body as if without blood. Over time, nail and hair loss may occur. This is of course compounded by health problems.

Subject	Information
Deteriorated condition	Little stamina
Weakness	Feeling tired
Breathlessness	Even with less effort
Cold body	Cold hands and feet

With developed anemia, you may experience unpleasant tinnitus. It becomes increasingly difficult to concentrate, and a decrease in pressure is no exception. Irregular heartbeat contributes to this to some extent.

Anemia in detail

Now you know the symptoms of red blood cell disorder. But it is important to mention how it occurs. It is primarily due to limited iron production. Everything can also be caused by an insufficient amount of folic acid in the human body. Anemia is very often encountered after tumor surgery, leukemia and similar types of diseases.

Thus, anemia as such may be from iron and vitamin B12 deficiency. Another offshoot is aplastic and sickle cell anemia. One of these arises from bone marrow removal and the other is a hereditary disease. Limited red blood cells are definitely a danger factor in the elderly, women with heavy menstruation and pregnant women. If you notice such symptoms on yourself, you'd better see a doctor as soon as possible.