Anemia is a condition in which the body does not have enough iron for the normal production of hemoglobin, a blood protein. This can lead to weakness, rapid fatigue, pale skin and other unpleasant symptoms.
Iron is a key element that helps your cells get oxygen. Without it, you may experience constant weakness, dizziness, or even heart failure. Anemia is especially dangerous for children and pregnant women, because it can affect the child's development and general health.
Why is it important to treat anemia?Iron deficiency can affect the heart, brain and immune system. The condition is especially dangerous for children, pregnant women and people with chronic diseases.
What to do?- Consult a doctor. At "Mother's House", doctors will help determine the cause of iron deficiency and offer an individual treatment plan.
- Make analyses. Determining the level of hemoglobin will help to accurately assess the state of health.
- Balance the diet. Include foods rich in iron in the menu: meat, liver, spinach, nuts, pomegranate.
In "Mommy's House" you can always pass the necessary tests and get advice from a pediatrician, therapist or gynecologist. We are ready to help both children and adults at any time.