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Blood plasma, blood, water. Plasma has three major functions: nourishment, transport and immunity. Glucose contains three types of red blood cells, white blood cells and platelets. They all come from the source of stem cells in the bone marrow. Red blood cells are the most abundant type of cells in the blood. Mainly contain hemoglobin (protein + iron), which makes the blood red. White blood cells are the "bodyguards" in the body, the main force is resistant to "foreign invaders" (such as bacteria ...).

Main clinical manifestations of anemia: dizziness, loss of strength, nervousness, shortness of breath, pale white skin; With hemorrhage, the manifestations: bleeding under the skin, bruising, nosebleeds, bleeding of the teeth, women who have menstruation and fever ...

What types of anemia are common?

Common anemia includes 2 major types:

Anemia due to nutrition: due to absorption of certain nutrients is not enough that cause anemia. Mainly include anemia due to iron deficiency and large red blood cell anemia.

Anemia due to hematopoietic dysfunction: Hematogenous disorders in the bone marrow cause anemia.

What is iron deficiency anemia?

Iron deficiency anemia is a common anemia, hemoglobin and red blood cell counts, which are anemic, commonly seen in newborns, adolescent girls, pregnant women.

Symptoms include: nervousness, anxiety, insomnia, pale white skin, dry skin, falling hair, flat nails ...

The main cause is iron deficiency.

• In eating not absorbed.

• Loss of blood too much, such as menstruation too much, hemorrhoids blood ...

• Iron absorption disorders, such as: chronic gastritis, stomach surgery ...

What is anemia?

Red blood cell anemia is also known as nutritional anemia, more severe anemia, reduced red blood cell counts than hemoglobin depletion. Mainly due to lack of vitamin B12 or folic acid cause. Occurs in young children, women in pregnancy and breastfeeding.

Clinical manifestations include: increased red blood cell count, poor absorption, diarrhea, tongue inflammation, peripheral neuropathy.

What is anemia due to hematopoietic dysfunction?

Anemia due to hemolytic anemia causes damage to the bone marrow stem cells, leading to total or partial loss of haematological function, with the primary symptom of total blood loss. Clinical manifestations include progressive anemia, haemorrhage, multiple infections and reduction of whole blood cells. The disease is more common in young people. The causes are as follows:

Chemical elements: benzene, heavy metals, sulfamide, antibiotics (chloramphenicol), tranquilizers (Barbital) ...

Physical factors: radioactive rays such as X-rays, radioactive isotopes ...

Other factors: melanoma, chronic kidney failure, cirrhosis ...

Patients with anemia due to dysfunction of hematopoietic function should pay attention to enhance nutrition, increase the resistance of self.