Patient's question:
A few days ago, I suddenly fainted during a class and went to the hospital for a blood test. The results showed a decrease in hematocrit. Although my health isn't the best, I haven't experienced any severe discomforts, except for occasional dizziness. I would like to ask what could be the reason for a decreased hematocrit.What kind of help do I need: What problems can be associated with a decreased hematocrit?
Doctor's answer:
The smallest red blood cells are most commonly seen in microcytic anemia This. type of anemia is often caused by iron deficiency. To assess the severity of anemia, the condition of hemoglobin fusion is considered. Mild anemia can be stabilized through dietary changes, such as consuming more iron-rich foods like jujubes and lean meat. For moderate to severe anemia, oral iron supplements are necessary for treatment, such as ferrous sulfate and Hongyuan Da. Your dizziness may also be caused by anemia, so it's important to pay attention to enhancing nutrition, iron supplementation, and qi replenishment, which will help you recover quickly.