My Recent Blood Test Shows That My Blood Count Was Slightly Off Indicating I Had Slight Anemia. I Also Take Medication For Hypothyroidism. The Doctor Didn't Prescribe Anything For This. Will The Anemia Worsen Without Medication?

Asked by Guest1665020 in Diseases & Conditions 5 months ago - 2 answers

It could worsen. I suggest taking an iron supplement. Also, eating foods higher in iron will help. ...more

Answered by lisamarie1 4 months ago

What Could Be The Cause Of Anemia?

Asked by Guest in Diseases & Conditions 3 years ago - 1 answer

The main causes of Anemia are iron deficiencies that is a cause for Microcytic anemia, decreases in Hb levels that are a cause for Normocytic anemia, deficiency of either vitamin B12, folic acid cause Macrocytic anemia, and the use of certain medications can cause Heinz body anemia. To get all the information of these different types of Anemia's please visit the following link. Anemia ...more

Answered by alishan 2 years ago

What Is Anemia?

Asked by Kim-jiang in Diseases & Conditions 1 year ago - 2 answers

Anemia is a condition that develops when your blood lacks enough healthy red blood cells. The main symptom is fatigue.Rita ...more

Answered by Ritajones 1 year ago

What Is Anemia?

Asked by Ladybee13 in Science 1 year ago - 1 answer

Not enough iron in your blood ...more

Answered by Donnalynne 1 year ago

What Causes Anemia?

Asked by Guest405703 in Diseases & Conditions 9 months ago - 1 answer

www.ehealthmd.com This website should answer your question. ...more

Answered by Tatprinces 9 months ago

What Does Pernicious Anemia Mean?

Asked by Guest in Science 3 years ago - 1 answer

Pernicious anaemia is a type of an autoimmune anaemia. It directs the Antibodies against intrinsic factor or the parietal cells, these cells produce the intrinsic factor which is required for the absorption of Vitamin B12. Anaemia is a type of a blood cell deficiency; however there are many other cells in the body need vitamin B12 which includes Nerve cells. The term pernicious anaemia is used more ...more

Answered by Mustaine 3 years ago

What Is Cooley's Anemia?

Asked by Guest in Diseases & Conditions 3 years ago - 1 answer

Cooley's anemia also known as Beta Thalassemia Major is an autosomal co – dominant genetic trait in which there is a diminished production of the beta globin chain f hemoglobin A causing severe anemia. It is primarily seen among Black, Oriental and Mediterranean population. Typically the symptoms develop after 6 months of life. The child's bone marrow is hyperplastic ...more

Answered by Saadia 3 years ago

What Are Symptoms Of Anemia?

Asked by Cherokee94 in Diseases & Conditions 1 year ago - 5 answers

I know one sign is if you pull down your bottom eyelid it will be white,it should be red... you need more iron ...good luck ...more

Answered by Cocotony 1 year ago

What Is Flea Anemia?

Asked by Marylee26 in Pets 1 year ago - 4 answers

Flea anemia is when there are too many fleas sucking too much blood from the animal, its more common with very young animals as they have less blood volume than adults. Its also more common in neglect cases where someone simply doesn't control the fleas. I think the symptoms are weakness, general poor health and obviously millions of fleas! A simple spot on flea treatment ...more

Answered by piercedup 1 year ago

How Does Anemia Relate To Ms?

Asked by Lpn2009 in Diseases & Conditions 1 year ago - 1 answer

Directly MS has no relation with anemia. MS is the generative disease of brain and spinal cord in which myelin sheath of neuron is lost. Indirectly MS and anemia are related. MS is auto immune disorder. It has been proven that a person having one autoimmune disorder can have another autoimmune disorder. So, there is possibility that a person might have MS and autoimmune ...more

Answered by Harry_m 1 year ago