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What is glycated haemoglobin?

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What is glycated haemoglobin?

Glycohemoglobin, also known as glycosylated hemoglobin or hemoglobin A1C, is a hemoglobin glucose combination formed nonenzymatically within the cell.

Last updated on 09 Dec 2024

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What happens if you leave anemia untreated for too long?

Anemia results in a decreased oxygen-carrying capacity of the blood. In the short term, the body can compensate with an increase in heart rate and respiratory rate. If left untreated, anemia can cause multi-organ failure.

Last updated on 09 Dec 2024

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Why does anemia cause shortness of breath?

Anemia causes shortness of breathe because the oxygen carrying capacity of cells decreases and this results in rapid heartbeats and breathelessness.

Last updated on 09 Dec 2024

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What do you mean by anemia, and how will it be cured?

Anemia is a condition in which the hemoglobin count is low due to lifestyle and certain factors. To resolve anemia one should eat iron fortified meals and take medications to boost hemoglobin count at the earliest.

Last updated on 09 Dec 2024

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What is shortness of breath when it is experienced?

Shortness of breathe (dyspnea) occurs when you are trying too hard to breathe and there is a feeling that you need to breathe deeper and faster due to shortage of oxygen. It is usually experienced if you are living with COPD, asthma or lung disorders.

Last updated on 09 Dec 2024

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How can I tell if I have anemia?

Anemia does have prominent symptoms such as fatigue and pale skin which indicates low hemoglobin count. However, it is recommended to get a CBC test done to diagnose anemia.

Last updated on 09 Dec 2024

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