What are the consequences of secondary anemia?

summary

The etiology and pathogenesis of anemia are very complex. In addition to the abnormal hematopoietic system itself can lead to various types of anemia, many infections and chronic systemic diseases such as renal failure, liver cirrhosis, endocrine diseases, malignant tumors and connective tissue diseases can also directly or indirectly affect the hematopoietic tissue and lead to anemia. This kind of anemia caused by the primary disease of other organs outside the hematopoietic tissue is called secondary anemia, also known as symptomatic anemia. What are the consequences of secondary anemia? What are the consequences of secondary anemia?

What are the consequences of secondary anemia?

First: early common symptoms: fatigue, drowsiness, limb weakness, pale skin and mucous membrane; Palpitation and shortness of breath may occur in cardiovascular system, and heart murmur may occur in severe cases; The respiratory system may have shortness of breath and dyspnea;

Second, nervous system symptoms include: dizziness, headache, tinnitus, dizziness, inattention, drowsiness, irritability, and some elderly patients may have confusion and mental disorders; The main symptoms of digestive system are anorexia, abdominal viscera nausea, acid reflux, etc;

Third: myelopathy anemia. Anemia caused by loss of normal hematopoietic function after normal bone marrow hematopoietic tissue is invaded by abnormal tissue or cells. It is common in bone marrow metastases of malignant tumors, mostly in the late stage of various malignant tumors, with poor prognosis; It can also be caused by malignant diseases of bone marrow itself, such as leukemia and multiple myeloma.

matters needing attention

For people with secondary anemia, you should eat more protein foods, such as milk, lean meat, legumes, etc. at the same time, you should also eat more fruits and vegetables, so that your body can get enough protein and vitamins. You can eat more sauerkraut and drink some vinegar properly.