What is Anemia?

Anemia is a blood disorder where the Red Blood Cells ( RBC ) are reduced to their normal presence in the blood. The appearance of this disease is often seen in children.

RBC ( Red Blood Cells ) main role in the blood is to carry a sufficient amount of oxygen from the lungs and then spread it out throughout the body. Now You can imagine it yourself the less amount of availability of RBC in your body would cause low-level energy, dizziness etc.

According to research, the Anemia ratio in children is far higher than in adults. Children often face RBC issues in the early stage, sometimes it becomes so severe that it cannot be treated which may lead to early death.

Anaemia is seen as slowly developing itself within the human body but there are types which can lead to the faster occurrence of the disorder.

Causes of Anemia, Things you should know before it became severe 

The low usage of vitamin B12, iron and protein.

Acute bleeding when injury or cuts happen.

Blood loss

Kidney disease 

Malaria 

Symptom of Anemia

Energy is down to a low level affecting the human body.

Dizziness feeling faint, weak and unsteady

Fatigue

Heart rate

Symptoms may vary for different individuals from condition to condition, if severe symptoms are felt you should make an appointment with your doctor before it can get worse. 

Your medical specialist  may suggest a few tests which are the following: 

  CBC test ( A blood counting test )

  Iron test

Medical experts may suggest further tests if the case is taking a really severe turn.

Treatment of Anemia

Due to Vitamin B12 deficiency, the doctor would recommend supplements such as iron and vitamin B12. But your Medical Specialist might differ supplements because every case is different from the other.

In closing there are different types of anaemia conditions such as Sickle cell anaemia, Aplastic anaemia, chronic condition anaemia and other types, their symptoms may be varied and acute, So it is important to consult with your medical practitioner.