Anemia is a deficiency in the blood, usually of red cells or their hemoglobin, resulting in pallor and tiredness.
Read moreBlood contains fluid called plasma, which includes three different types of cells:
Read moreSymptoms depend on which type of anemia you have, but those common to most types of anemia include:
Read moreIf anemia isn't treated, there are a range of possible complications.
Read moreThere also may be a problem in the stomach or the intestines leading to poor absorption of vitamin B12.
Read moreMany medical conditions cause anemia. Common causes of anemia include the following:
Read moreLoss of blood through heavy menstrual bleeding,
Read moreIron 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 moreAny long-term medical condition can lead to anemia.
Read moreThe kidneys release a hormone called the erythropoietin that helps the bone marrow make red blood cells.
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