In normal conditions, grains of red blood contain hemoglobin, the red blood cells which carry oxygen and duty nutrients to the brain and into various tissues and organs of the body.
When a person has anemia, the number of red blood cells as a whole or the amount of hemoglobin in red blood decreases. These conditions affect the decreased ability of red blood cells carry oxygen and nutrients throughout the body. As a result, the body not getting enough oxygen, which causes the body limp and tired.
- Causes anemia
• • the main causes of a person experiencing anemia, is iron deficiency. This condition does not occur suddenly, but through several stages. At first, the deposits of iron in the body decreases, to reduce the production of hemoglobin and red blood cells slowly. (more…)
The sideroblasts are cells of bone marrow lineage of red blood cells, whose cytoplasm contains ferrous inclusions that are related to hemoglobin.