Blood, Anemia & Hematology

Published31d ago

Being anaemic implies that your blood contains less haemoglobin than normal, reducing its ability to transport oxygen throughout your body. Iron deficiency is a major reason, but a...Read More

Blood, Anemia & Hematology

Published46d ago

Eat oranges and amla among other foods high in vitamin C. Make it a daily habit to include protein sources such as eggs, fish, and lentils. Include in your diet foods that are rich...Read More

Blood, Anemia & Hematology

Published46d ago

Women tend to have a higher ESR than men due to hormones, the menstrual cycle, pregnancy, and differences in body fat. During menstruation the body naturally produces greater amoun...Read More

Blood, Anemia & Hematology

Published50d ago

The rarest blood types globally are AB negative, B negative, and Rh-null, often called "golden blood" because it's found in fewer than 50 people worldwide. AB negative and B negati...Read More

Blood, Anemia & Hematology

Published50d ago

A hemoglobin level above 18.5 g/dL in men or 16.5 g/dL in women is generally considered dangerously high. This condition, called polycythemia, thickens the blood and raises the ris...Read More

Blood, Anemia & Hematology

Published50d ago

Bone marrow is the soft, jelly-like tissue that sits inside your bones, mainly in your hips, spine, and thigh bones. It works like a factory that makes new blood cells for your bod...Read More