People with mild anemia can live a normal life, while those with moderate to severe anemia will have an impact in their lives.
Patients with mild anemia usually have no obvious conscious symptoms, so it generally has little effect on normal life.
Moderate anemia can cause dizziness, fatigue, drowsiness, memory loss and other discomforts due to insufficient oxygen supply to the brain, which will affect normal life.
Severe anemia can cause cardiac arrhythmia, heart failure, insufficient blood supply to the digestive tract, causing dizziness, palpitations, dyspnea, loss of appetite, drowsiness, fatigue and other reactions, which will have an impact on normal life.
Therefore, early detection of anemia, timely treatment in the hospital to find out the cause of anemia and early intervention treatment for the primary disease. In the case of very severe anemia, immediate blood transfusion may be needed in the hospital to correct the anemia, so as not to cause shock and other serious symptoms.