What is annemic

I dont think they check to see how much iron is in your blood. I think they check the oxygen level of your blood. The reason I say that is because I have beta-thalassemia anemia trait which means I’m always anemic even if I overload on iron…

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Do you mean anemic? Anemia is a low red blood cell count.

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Hi, Anaemia is a deficiency of haemoglobin in the blood due to lack of red blood cells and/or their haemoglobin content. The most common form of anaemia is the lack of absorbable iron in the diet. Anaemia is easily treated and is normally t…

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what does it mean to be “annemic”?

Q: I went to the doctor, gave me a blood test and said i was “a little annemic”..n had to take vitamins. My friend said its a close thing to “bullemic”, meaning i dont eat right. Is this true?

A: I’m anemic too, and it certainly has nothing to do with an eating disorder. It just means that you do not have enough iron in your system. The tablets that the doctor gave you are iron tablets. Anemia can be caused by not having enough iron in your diet. You can get iron from red meat, green veg etc. Also anemia is very common in women because we lose a lot of iron during our periods. If you have a heavy period then the likelyhood is that your anemia has nothing to do with your diet.

anyone annemic?

Q: can being annemic (have low iron) make your hair from growing or comming out?

A: yes it can and it can also make you feel tired all the time. eat more meat to help raise your iron levels. there is also vitamins you can buy for that

I posted a question before and wanted to know if people on here have got or had bowl cancer?

Q: I need to know the sypmtoms you got before you were diagnosed as I am getting all the sypmtoms of bowl camcer, and I am 38 years old. A doctor not long ago diagnosed a 20 year old with bowl cancer. I am annemic, pooing out dark red blood in my stuff, constipated, in 2005 every 3-4 months I was having red diarea filling the bowl. I cannot walk up stairs now without feeling very fatigued. The specialist said it is not normal. I will be going for a colonaoscapy soon.I am not scared of death as I know where I will be going. I am looking very pale and tired. My heamotricite on my bloods tests are low. Please tell me what smptoms you got before getting diagnosed. Here in Australia 1 out of about 20 end up with bowl cancer.

A: No one can answer this question because all patients are different. However, cancer is usually asymptomatic in the early stages of the disease. The other diseases that you could be experiencing include Crohn’s disease, Ulcerative Colitis, or Hemorrhoids. All the symptoms you describe could be caused by those diseases also. You need to be examined by a doctor to determine the exact cause of the problem.I am uncertain why you have delayed treatment for so long, especially if this turns out to be a chronic and treatable disease. Instead of facing death, you may only be facing a long and chronic lifelong disease.My son was diagnosed at the age of 17 years old with multiple large volley ball sized tumors scattered within the abdominal cavity. He was asymptomatic until he was in a very advanced stage . . mets to lungs, chest wall, and lympth nodes. His pediatric oncologist said that his type of cancer can grow and double within 28 days. So, this also makes me wonder if you might have something different than cancer . . what you describe seems quite slow compared to most of the cancers I’m familiar with. (Tumors grow and spred quickly in bowel cancer. If you have untreated cancer it will spred through the lympatic system, liver, and lungs . . and you would be able to feel the tumors when you press in those areas).Whatever the outcome, I wish you luck. My precious son has been fighting for two years. He is an amazing kid. He is facing additional surgery to remove spots of cancer from his liver and than faces a stem cell rescue. He has never complained about his cancer. He is the most courageous and special person I know . . and after everything that he has faced in his life . . a true inspiration.Take care . . and go to a doctor!