Today we are talking about a disease that many suffer from, which is anemia, in this video we will discuss everything related to this disease<br /><br />But first, subscribe to the channel<br /><br /> to start your day with new information every day<br /><br />Anemia is a condition in which the blood does not contain enough healthy red blood cells<br /><br /> to carry the adequate amount of oxygen to the tissues of the body,<br /><br /> leaving you feeling tired and weak<br /><br />And the results of the tests are as follows:<br /><br />Males have values less than 13 g / dL for hemoglobin concentration and values less than 41 for the percentage of hematocrit.<br /><br />Non-pregnant females have values less than 11 g / dL for hemoglobin concentration and values less than 36 for hematocrit percentage.<br /><br />Anemia has several types, which are:<br /><br />1-Iron deficiency anemia<br /><br />The bone marrow needs iron to produce hemoglobin<br /><br />And without enough iron, the body cannot produce enough hemoglobin that is needed<br /><br />2-Vitamin deficiency anemia<br /><br />In addition to iron, the body needs folate and vitamin B-12 to produce adequate amounts of healthy red blood cells.<br /><br /> A lack of these and other essential nutrients in the diet may reduce red blood cell production.<br /><br />3-Anemia resulting from chronic diseases<br /><br />Certain chronic diseases, such as cancer,<br /><br /> human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) / acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS),<br /><br /> rheumatoid arthritis, Crohn's disease, and other chronic inflammatory diseases, <br /><br />can interfere with the production of red blood cells, leading to anemia. <br /><br /> Also, kidney failure can cause anemia.<br /><br />4-Aplastic anemia<br /><br />This very rare and life-threatening type of anemia results from a reduced ability of the bone marrow to produce red blood cells.<br /><br />5-Anemia associated with bone marrow disease<br /><br />A number of diseases may cause anemia through their effect on blood production in the bone marrow.<br /><br />6-Hemolytic anemia<br /><br />This type of anemia occurs when red blood cells are destroyed more quickly than the bone marrow can replace them. You may inherit hemolytic anemia<br /><br />7- Sickle cell anemia<br /><br />This inherited and sometimes dangerous type of anemia is caused by a defect in the shape of hemoglobin that causes red blood cells to take an abnormal crescent (sickle) shape. These irregularly shaped red blood cells die prematurely, leading to a chronic shortage of red blood cells.<br /><br />8-Other types of anemia<br /><br />Several other rare forms of anemia exist, such as thalassemia and anemia caused by a hemoglobin defect.<br /><br />And the symptoms of anemia:<br /><br />Exhaustion<br /><br />Weakness<br /><br />Paleness or yellowing of the skin<br /><br />Arrhythmia<br /><br />shortness of breath<br /><br /> dizziness<br /><br />Chest pain<br /><br />Cold hands and feet<br /><br />Headache<br /><br />#anemia
