Long-term anemia in women can cause damage to the nervous system, circulatory system, digestive system, reproductive system and so on.
1. Nervous system: it often leads to headache, dizziness, depression, memory loss and poor concentration. Anemia complicating peripheral neuritis can lead to symptoms of numbness in the limbs.
2. Circulatory system: long-term anemia can aggravate the load on the heart, not only changes in heart rate, but also arrhythmia, cardiac structural abnormalities, and even cardiac insufficiency may occur.
3. Digestive system: long-term anemia can lead to decreased secretion of digestive enzymes by the digestive glands or even atrophy of the glands, which in turn leads to indigestion.
4. Reproductive system: long-term anemia will affect the secretion of female hormones, and anemia during pregnancy will also have adverse effects on the baby.
If a woman develops anemia, she should go to the hospital in time for treatment under the guidance of her doctor.