The symptoms are like anemia, but after checking it, it's not anemia, what's going on?

If a person has symptoms that resemble anemia but tests suggest that they are not truly anemic, the following conditions may be related:

1. Physiological factors: some people cause pseudoanemia due to malnutrition or unbalanced diet, which leads to iron deficiency in the body.In such cases, no special treatment is usually required, and a reasonable diet is sufficient in daily life;

2. Chronic hemorrhagic diseases: such as hemorrhoids and bleeding and other diseases can cause excessive blood loss and lead to temporary anemia, so it is recommended to seek medical attention in time for targeted treatment.

3. Hemolytic anemia: when the destruction of red blood cells is accelerated, a large amount of free bilirubin will enter the blood circulation system, and will be deposited in various parts of the body, thereby causing jaundice and other symptoms.

4. Megaloblastic anemia: the disease is mainly caused by vitamin B?? and inadequate folic acid intake, manifested by paleness, dizziness and fatigue as wellpalpitationFor symptoms such as shortness of breath, it is necessary to take drugs such as ferrous succinate granules or compound three-dimensional ferrous oral solution under the guidance of a doctor to improve the condition;

5. Aplastic anemia: It is a kind of bone marrow hematopoietic failure, and the clinical manifestations include pale skin and mucous membranes, bleeding gums and nasal bleeding, etc., and it is necessary to actively take allogeneic stem cell transplantation and other methods to control the development of the disease.

It may also be caused by leukemia, if there are long-term abnormalities in the above conditions, you should go to the hospital in time to complete relevant examinations to confirm the diagnosis and receive corresponding treatment.