Anemia symptoms

Symptoms of Anemia

- Pale and tired. possible diagnosis of iron deficiency anemia.

- Reduced ability to exercise, heart rate increased rapidly, sores on the tongue, loss of appetite, weight penuberat, impaired memory, impaired balance and gait, numbness in hands and feet. possible diagnosis of pernicious anemia.

- Weight loss, diarrhea, decreased ability to exercise. possible diagnosis of folic acid deficiency anemia.

Types of anemia

Iron deficiency anemia

Is the highest type of anemia caused by iron deficiency in the body. To produce blood cells are healthy, the body needs adequate amounts of iron. Women who experience menstrual much and individuals with digestive disorders such as ulcers, colon polyps, or colon cancer, risk of this type of anemia.

Aplastic Anemia

Is a type of anemia is dangerous because it can be life-threatening. Due to reduced ability of bone marrow to produce

blood cells (erythrocytes, Ieukosit, and platelets). Aplastic anemia is considered an autoimmune disease. The factors that contribute to the onset of aplastic anemia among Iain: chemotherapy, radiation therapy, toxins contained in Iingkungan, pregnancy, and disease lupus.

Hemolytic anemia

On hemolytic anemia, red blood cells quickly Iebih damaged before the bone marrow to produce red blood cells are new. Hemolytic anemia is characterized by symptoms of jaundice and enlargement Iimpa. Some triggers, such as certain blood diseases (causing an increase in red blood cell destruction), autoimmune diseases (causing the body to produce antibodies that can destroy red blood cells prematurely), or drugs (eg antibiotics) that can damage cells red blood.

Sickle cell anemia (sickle cell anemia)

Anemia is caused by abnormal hemoglobin, resulting in red blood cells are shaped like a crescent moon. Sickle cells are destroyed faster resulting in the number of red blood cells is reduced. Sickle cell anemia is a disorder that is hereditary (hereditary) and mainly occurs in Africa and the Arab race.