Anemia and Homeopathic Treatment

WHAT IS ANEMIA?

Anemia is a condition in which a person doesn’t have enough healthy red blood

cells to Convey sufficient oxygen to the tissues of the body. Feeling weakness and tiredness are key Symptoms of anemia. There are many types of anemia, each with its causation. Anemia can be short-term or long-term related to underline causes. Its intensity can be slighter to the extreme. See your physician immediately if you suspect that you are anemic, because it may be a warning sign. Treatment of

anemia is varied, as the type of anemia. It may be treated by supplements or

undergoing medical procedures. We can prevent anemia by consuming a healthy

diet.

What are the Signs & Symptoms of anemia?

Signs & symptoms of anemia may vary according to the underlying cause. They may include:

• Fatigue
• Weakness
•  Tiredness
•  Shortness of breath
• Yellowish or Pale skin
•  Chest pain
• Migraine

At the start, anemia can be mild to moderate that goes unnoticed for a long time. In any case, symptoms can worsen as anemia worsen.

When to see a specialist

Make a meeting with your specialist in case you’re feeling exhausted for unexplained reasons. A few anemias, for example, iron deficiency anemia or vitamin B-12 deficiency, are widespread.

Exhaustion has several causes other than anemia, so don’t panic that in case if you’re fatigued, it doesn’t mean you are anemic. A few people discover that their hemoglobin is low, which demonstrates anemia, at the time they go for blood donation. In case you’re informed that you can’t give blood as a result of low hemoglobin, make a meeting with your specialist.

What are the causes of Anemia?

An inadequate amount of red blood cells cause anemia. This may be due to:

•  The body doesn’t make sufficient RBCs
• Continues bleeding due to an injury or disease, lose RBCs more frequently than its formation.
• If the body destroys RBCs

The function of Red Blood Cells

The body makes three types of cells-Red blood cells to carry oxygen throughout the body, White blood cells to fight against infections, and platelets to help in blood clotting.

Red Blood Cells contain hemoglobin — an iron-rich protein that gives the red color to the blood. Hemoglobin empowers red blood cells to carry oxygen from your lungs to all cells of the body and to convey carbon dioxide from different cells of the body to your lungs so that it can be exhaled.

Most blood cells, including RBCs, are created normally in your bone marrow — a spongy material found inside the cavities of many of your large bones. To create hemoglobin and red blood cells, your body needs iron, nutrient B-12, folate, and different supplements from the foods you take.

Different types of anemia and their causes include:

Iron deficiency anemia:

This is the most well-known sort of anemia around the world. Iron deficiency anemia is brought about by a deficiency of iron in your body. Your bone marrow needs iron to make hemoglobin. Without sufficient iron, your body can’t create enough hemoglobin for red blood cells. Several pregnant women suffer from iron deficiency anemia. It is also caused by heavy menstrual flow, ulcers, cancers, and long-term use of pain relievers.

Causes of iron deficiency anemia in women:

There are many causes of iron deficiency anemia in women as:

• Very high menstrual flow (menorrhagia). This can be measured if she experiences heavy menstrual bleeding over several consecutive cycles. This heavy bleeding can cause an overall low level of blood and can trigger iron deficiency anemia.

· Pregnancy. At the time of pregnancy female’s body require extra iron to fulfill the needs of oxygen and nutrients to the baby. It is very common in our low socio-economic status where females don’t get enough neutrinos diet for themselves. Thus diversion of blood to the baby causes a low level of blood in the body of a female and as a result, she suffers from anemia.

Vitamin deficiency anemia:

Besides iron, the body also needs folate and Vitamin B-12 to produce healthy blood cells. If the diet lacks these nutrients, it can cause a decrees production of red blood cells. In some people, vitamin B-12 did not consume by the body. That may cause vitamin deficiency anemia, which is also called pernicious anemia.

Anemia due to chronic diseases:

Many diseases —, for example, malignant growth, HIV/AIDS, rheumatoid joint pain, kidney disease, Crohn’s disease, and other inflammatory diseases — can disturb the normal mechanism of RBCs production.

Aplastic Anemia:

This is a rare and health-threatening type of anemia. The body does not produce red blood cells according to the requirements. Frequent infections, autoimmune diseases, certain medicines, and exposure to toxic chemicals cause aplastic anemia.

Anemia due to bone marrow diseases:

Leukemia and myelofibrosis and many other diseases cause anemia by affecting RBCs production in the bone marrow. The impacts of these kinds of malignancy and disease are life-threatening.

Hemolytic Anemia: 

Destruction of red blood cells, more frequently than its production, causes hemolytic anemia. Hemolytic anemia can be inherited or can be developed at any stage of life.

Sickle cell Anemia: 

It is an inherited and most fatal form of anemia. This is caused by defective hemoglobin that forces red blood cells to form a crescent-like shape. These sickle-shaped cells die immaturely and cause a chronic lack of red blood cells.

Different Anemias:

There are many other types of anemias, for example, thalassemia and malarial anemia.

What are the complications of Anemia?

Anemia can cause serious complications if left untreated for a long time. The most serious complication is hypoxia of tissue, in which tissues of the body don’t get enough oxygen and tissue start to decay slowly. Low blood pressure, shock, pulmonary or coronary insufficiency may occur in severe cases.

Treatment at Saher Homeo Clinic

Here, we treat every individual at the genetic level. Every individual seeks treatment based on symptoms and health conditions. we have several completely cured cases. See their stories here