There are many health problems, which may be due to physiological or other causes. The effect of these diseases varies according to their nature and their effect on the patient, and if we mention blood diseases, we can not mention the most important ones because of the long list of diseases, next:
First: Hypertension:
Blood pressure is defined as an increase in the pressure of the blood vessels, which increases the pressure on the function of blood in the heart, and may result in several damage to the members of the discount, and measured blood pressure according to me the amount of blood pumped by the heart, and the resistance of arteries to blood flow, Common:
1. Frequent headaches.
2. Rotating rotation.
3. Bleeding from the nose.
4. Accelerated heartbeat.
5. Nuts in the ear.
Second: Malaria
Malaria is known to be a contagious disease that occurs as a result of a parasitic organism called mosquito larvae, which spreads in the red blood cells causing destruction, accompanied by many symptoms such as fever, swollen spleen, severe anemia. Other symptoms include:
1. Seaweed is sometimes severe or moderate.
2. Extremely sweating effect of low temperature.
3. Feeling tired and uncomfortable at times.
Third: Thalassemia
Thalassemia is defined as a disorder caused by a hereditary factor, characterized by low levels of hemoglobin in the blood than normal, and the main cause of anemia, such as fatigue and stress and common symptoms of this disease:
1. General weakness and feeling tired,
2. Difficulty breathing.
3. Disturbances in facial bones or shape.
4. Skin pale.
5. Abdominal swelling,
6. Dark color of urine.
Fourth: Anjali anemia
Sickle cell disease is defined as a disease caused by a genetic cause, which occurs as a result of strikes in the constituent of hemoglobin, due to adhesion of blood cells in the blood vessels, causing the lack of blood flowing to the member, and the symptoms that accompany the disease:
Frequent attacks occur in places where red blood cells are broken.
2. Associated pain in the limbs or some joints or abdomen.
3. Extreme blood loss.
4. Associated symptoms related to growth such as: short stature, slow growth and malnutrition.
5. Idle and sometimes fatigue.
6. Severe abnormalities in the bones.
Fifth: Hemophilia
Hemophilia is known after blood clotting and diarrhea, due to a hereditary factor caused by the lack of blood clotting factors, which causes hemorrhage from the person who is not affected by blood clotting.
Symptoms associated with this disease include:
1. Continuous bleeding of visible or internal parts, especially joints and muscles, and may occur either for natural causes or for bleeding due to some minor operations, or when injected with a sample of blood.
2. Acute internal bleeding: Brain drain is one of the most serious types of bleeding, which is accompanied by cramps and fatigue.