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What are Anemias?

About the blood, Hemoglobin and Bone marrow

Clinical Features

Complications of anemia

Pernicious Anemia:

Anemia Causes

Anemia from active bleeding:

Iron deficiency anemia:

Anemia of chronic disease:

Anemia related to kidney disease:

What are Anemias?

What are Anemias?

Anemia is a deficiency in the blood, usually of red cells or their hemoglobin, resulting in pallor and tiredness.Read more
About the blood, Hemoglobin and Bone marrow

About the blood, Hemoglobin and Bone marrow

Blood contains fluid called plasma, which includes three different types of cells:Read more
Clinical Features

Clinical Features

Symptoms depend on which type of anemia you have, but those common to most types of anemia include:Read more
Complications of anemia

Complications of anemia

If anemia isn't treated, there are a range of possible complications.Read more
Pernicious Anemia:

Pernicious Anemia:

There also may be a problem in the stomach or the intestines leading to poor absorption of vitamin B12. Read more
Anemia Causes

Anemia Causes

Many medical conditions cause anemia. Common causes of anemia include the following:Read more
Anemia from active bleeding:

Anemia from active bleeding:

Loss of blood through heavy menstrual bleeding,Read more
Iron deficiency anemia:

Iron deficiency anemia:

Iron deficiency anemia occurs when the body does not have enough iron. A lack of iron in your body can be caused by a variety of factors.Read more
Anemia of chronic disease:

Anemia of chronic disease:

Any long-term medical condition can lead to anemia. Read more
Anemia related to kidney disease:

Anemia related to kidney disease:

The kidneys release a hormone called the erythropoietin that helps the bone marrow make red blood cells. Read more