Written By: Kinkini Gupta | Published : November 30, 2024, 10:15 PM
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Our body requires ample amount of red blood cells in order to function normally. But sometimes the body is unable to produce enough RBC's. When that happens the haemoglobin our blood count falls below required. There are either not enough RBC's or they are not functioning properly. This blood disorder is known as anemia.
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One of the most common symptoms of anaemia to note is the feeling of dizziness and light-headedness. This, for an anaemic person can be very frequent or without any other causes or triggers.
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Red blood cells in our body is not only responsible for proper functioning of body and organs but also in keeping temperature of the body normal. For people who have low blood count, they may feel colder than normal and their hands and feet may always be cold.
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Low blood count or anaemia can also cause a headache. For people with a chronic problem, it may be more frequent as compare to others.
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When there are not enough RBC's in the body, our organs may not receive enough oxygen levels to function properly. RBC's carry oxygen to the organs and with low blood count this process is hindered which can cause shortness of breath.
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Tiredness and fatigue is another very common sign of anaemia. This is because the body's tissues are not receiving enough oxygen.
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