What are the symptoms of moderate anemia?

The disease of anemia can actually be divided into different stages. If it is mild anemia, it can usually be adjusted through diet. If it is moderate anemia, it may require medication for treatment. The symptoms of moderate anemia are generally obvious, such as difficulty breathing, dizziness, tinnitus, general fatigue, etc.

First, patients with moderate anemia will experience difficulty breathing and dizziness whether they are resting or exercising. Due to moderate anemia, it is difficult for the cardiopulmonary function to input enough oxygen, which leads to the decline of cardiopulmonary function. Dizziness often occurs, even when lying flat.

Second, people with moderate anemia have pale skin, or, as the saying goes, bloodless. This kind of paleness is not the normal white skin color, but a pathological one. The whole person looks listless, with general fatigue, dizziness, and tinnitus.

Third, people with moderate anemia should eat more to replenish their blood, but people with moderate anemia generally have a poor appetite and will experience nausea and vomiting when they see food. This will create a vicious cycle.

Fourth, people with moderate anemia will suffer from memory loss, have poor memory, and often lose things. Many people think they have amnesia, but it is actually a sequelae of anemia.