Causes and Sysmptoms of Anaemia

There are various causes of anaemia, but in all cases one thing is common, red blood cells are vanished more quickly than they are restored. Causes of anaemia are related with decreased red blood cell levels.

Main Causes Of Anaemia are:

Loss of blood
Shortage of red blood cells or haemoglobin
Red blood cells being broken down very rapidly
Insufficient ingestion of iron, vitamins and proteins
Heavy blood loss due to any type of injury
Bleeding piles
Shortage of hydrochloric acid in the abdomen
Intestinal parasites or worms
Due to hereditary blood diseases like Thalassaemia4
Shortage of Vitamin B12
Insufficient diet
Due to bowel disease, food is not absorbed properly
Chemotherapy drugs
Liver disorder
Continuous intake of heavy alcohol
Diseases of the bone marrow
Severe blood loss because of heavy periods, internal bleeding like from stomach due to ulcer
Chronic renal failure
Endocrine disorders, like low thyroid action
Iron insufficiency, due to inadequate nutritional intake or incorporation from the digestive area
Heavy bleeding in surgery or after a trauma
Cancer

Basic symptoms Of Anaemia are:

Weakness or Exhaustion
Lack of energy and faintness
Tired look
Early wrinkles
Dull, dry and tired
looking eyes
Shortness of breathe on effort
Headache
Slow healing of injuries
Palpitations
Weaken memory and slow down in ability of thinking
Being intolerant of cold climate
Quick pulse rate
Burning feeling in the tongue
Dryness in the throat and mouth
Soreness at the corner of lips
Altered feel of touch
Weak, spoon-shaped nails, with vertical band and a tendency to battle
Weak hair
Problem in swallowing anything