Is For The Danger Anemia Sufferers ?

 Anemia or less blood is Often called a state where the levels of hemoglobin (Hb) and red blood cell count in the body more than the normal limit. Normal range: = 13g/dl Adult Men, Adult Women = 12/dl. Possible Complications are heart failure, and impaired balance and heart.

Anemia is a Decrease in the quantity or quality of red blood cells in the circulation, may be roomates by the caused by impaired formation of red blood cells, Increased loss of red blood cells through chronic or sudden bleeding, or lysis (destruction) of red blood cells is excessive (Elizabeth Corwin, 2002).

Where the incidence is 30% in each individual in the entire world. Particularly high prevalence in developing countries Because of dietary deficiency and infection or blood loss due to gastrointestinal parasites.

Red blood cells contain a hemoglobin roomates Enables them to carry oxygen from the lungs and deliver it to all parts of the body. Anemia causes a reduced number of red blood cells or the amount of hemoglobin in red blood cells, so blood can not carry oxygen in the required number of NAMAs body.

" Anemia " is the result of red blood cell transport will be disrupted and the body tissue of the patient will experience oxygen deficiency anemia to result in energy. So do not wonder if Indicated by symptoms of anemia feel tired, pale, agitated, and sometimes crowded. As well marked with pale color in some parts of the body such as the tongue and eyelids.

Simple blood tests can Determine the presence of anemia. The percentage of red blood cells in total blood volume (hematocrit) and the amount of hemoglobin in a blood sample can be determined. The inspection is part of a complete blood count (CBC).

Causes Anemia:
1. Spending excessive blood (hemorrhage)
2. Formation of red blood cells is less.
3. Impaired absorption of food is less.
4. Increase of needs, worms mines and iron loss due to bleeding.
5. Low nutrient intake.

Symptoms RESULTING FROM ANEMIA:
1. Tired, lethargic, weak muscles.
2. Pallor, palpitations, shortness of breath and heart failure when working.
3. Headache, dizziness, tingling, buzzing ears.
4. Decreases the concentration of power.
5. Drowsiness.
6. Taste like fainting.

HOW TO Prevent Anemia
1. Prevent hygiene / sanitation.
2. Existing treat indigestion.
3. So nutritious foods.
4. Provision of iron tablets, vitamin B12.

 " Anemia should be addressed immediately in order not to get worse "

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