Anaemia - Causes, Symptoms, Treatment

Anaemia is a situation in which the blood fails to provide the body's tissues with adequate amounts of oxygen. Anaemia means that either the altitude of red blood cells or the altitude of hemoglobin is lesser than normal. Blood cells are bent by the bone marrow, and usually are shattered after about four months of life. This means the red blood cells have to exertion harder to get oxygen around the body. 

Anaemia

Causes of Anaemia

The frequent Causes of Anaemia :

• Pregnancy.
• Bleeding.
• Be short of ability on the part of body to fabricate red blood cells.
• Hiatus hernia.
• Menstruation.
• Hemolysis (annihilation of red blood cells).
• Lactation.
• Piles.
• Deficiency of iron in the body.
• Peptic ulcer.

Symptoms of Anaemia

Symptoms of Anaemia

Several Sign and Symptoms of Anaemia :

• Dizziness.
• Cracked or reddened tongue.
• Headaches.
• Tiredness.
• Breathlessness.
• Rapid, weak pulse or palpitations.
• Loss of appetite.
• Concentration involvedness.
• Fatigue.
• Weakness.

Treatment of Anaemia

• The most frequent technique to treat anaemia caused by iron deficiency is to stipulate an iron supplement.
• A few patients are given injections.
• If iron depletion is very stern blood transfusions may be required.