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Common causes of anemia is lack of nutrients needed for the synthesis of red blood cells, such as iron, vitamin B12 and folic acid. The rest is the result of a variety of conditions such as hemorrhage, genetic abnormalities, chronic disease, drug toxicity, and so on.

Common cause of anemia:

Bleeding great

Acute (sudden)

Accident

Surgery

Labor

Broken blood vessels

Chronic disease (chronic)

Bleeding nose

Hemorrhoids (haemorrhoids)

Peptic ulcer

cancer or polyps in the digestive tract

Tumor kidney or bladder

menstrual bleeding very much

Reduced red blood cell formation

Iron deficiency

Lack of vitamin B12

Lack of folic acid

Lack of vitamin C

Chronic Disease

Increased destruction of red blood cells

Enlarged spleen

Damage mechanics of red blood cells

autoimmune reaction against red blood cells

paroksismal Nocturnal Hemoglobinuria

Sferositosis hereditary

Elliptositosis hereditary

G6PD deficiency

sickle cell disease

hemoglobin C disease

Disease hemoglobin S-C

Hemoglobin E disease

Thalasemia (Burton, 1990).

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