Anemia
About the disease & condition
Known Symptoms
- Persistent fatigue and general weakness affecting daily activities.
- Pale skin and nails due to reduced red blood cells.
- Shortness of breath during physical activity or exertion.
- Dizziness or lightheadedness, sometimes accompanied by headaches.
Known Causes
- Iron deficiency due to poor diet or blood loss.
- Vitamin B12 or folate deficiency affecting red blood cell production.
- Chronic diseases such as kidney disease or cancer.
- Genetic disorders like sickle cell anemia or thalassemia.
Care
- Take prescribed iron or vitamin supplements as directed.
- Eat iron-rich and vitamin-enriched foods regularly.
- Manage underlying chronic conditions with medical guidance.
- Seek regular check-ups to monitor blood cell levels.
Relevant Specialities

Internal Medicine
Our Internal Medicine service offers both primary and specialist consultative care for adults with acute illnesses, chronic conditions and complex multisystem problems. With physicians who manage long-term diseases such as diabetes, heart disease, hypertension and respiratory conditions, while also treating infections, injuries and musculoskeletal concerns. We offer consultant-led inpatient care through a dedicated hospitalist service and an Acute Medicine Unit with 24-hour doctor and nurse coverage, supported by round-the-clock diagnostics (radiology, pathology and microbiology). Advanced treatments include non-invasive ventilation, high-flow nasal oxygen, plasmapheresis and coordinated plasma therapies, together with integrated physiotherapy and rehabilitation. Our team works closely with surgical and speciality colleagues for complex cases, and we provide home-care, adult immunisation, preventive & executive health checks, and visa medicals for international patients.
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