Anaemia 4, Signs and symptoms

This first video considering clinical features seen in anaemic people, we considers the signs and symptoms of the underlying cause of the anaemia.

[@christydurham5464]

Thank you for this!!! My 11 year old daughter was having fatigue, achey legs and said her back hurt. She said her kids vitamins helped her feel a bit better. So that made me think it was a vitamin deficiency. Started looking and found your video. Sounded like she had a B12 deficiency so I got her some, she started taking it and is feeling like a regular 11 year again. Thank you so much for sharing this video 💜

[@deeds7901]

Suffered from iron deficiency all my life. On iron tablets for life. When a child i used to eat coal. Had all symptoms mentioned but never had it explained like this before . Thank you.

[@drealove9351]

Have u had chest pain

[@everythingbeautifulalways6118]

Best explanation.

[@dewdropcounsellingservices8129]

I’ve found more answers in your videos than my own GP! I’ve been following you for a while and think your videos are excellent! Clear and informative with such great explanations, Thankyou!

[@elsimundo]

Hi John, I watch your videos for your covid stuff but since I was diagnosed with B12 deficiency I decided to see if you had any videos on it and found this. Very helpful would be great for you to do a more indepth look at it!

[@mermaid388]

Hi John, I love your videos. Please talk about the underlying causes of pernicious anemia and how to distinguish between Pernicious Anemia and regular B12 deficiency. There is little info about this in the world!!

[@susanyoung8104]

Thank you! Re: pica: eating clay, dirt, pebbles: perhaps these patients bodies are actually “looking for” the beneficial effects of bentonite clay, or activated charcoal, zeolite, lignite, etc. 🌞🌱🔥🌋 (& You know, People pay big bucks to use clay packs, mud baths, etc., at spas worldwide.) As well, perhaps their bodies need minerals, especially those from volcanic soils. (& Ignaceous pebbles?) Heaven knows, our farm soils are VERY depleted!

[@shellytennantuk6545]

i had all these symptoms,cracks on the mouth,burning tongue,i couldn't eat anything spicy,or drink fizzy pop because it burned so bad..,i craved ice,,i was pale, my nails were like spoons,and after a blood test i was told that i was severly anaemic,My GP put me on iron tablets called ferrous fumarate.. and B12.. AND i felt great after that..

[@Haqq465]

Thanks very informative and knowledgeable and now i have fully understanding about 'anemia' which i have been having for past twelve years and doctors has not answered the causes ,but after watching this video i have better understanding .

[@abdikafigabogabo3281]

this is very important lect thank u am from somalia

[@safdarhussainkawish8980]

All lecture of anaemia r very help full ..... Good work

[@cherylrangel5613]

Hemoglobin can been high normal range and still have B12 anemia. Also carbon monoxide exposure can cause functional hypoxia. Please include that in your teaching. And other anemias. Guessing more then one can occur at same time. Thx for explaining how body changes to adapt. Increased sympathetic heart and respiratory and I agree, very disappointing having not had much help. Seems most Drs confused about hypoxia and anemias

[@silvermoongirl2658]

What about spoon nails or flaking, splitting nails? Poor healing for iron deficiency? Also - discuss the wide range of normal lab values that may not serve well as low for one person may be normal for others.

[@sparkles1260]

Great informative video - yes dr.

[@jenethdsouza]

Thankyou, for a VERY CLEAR explanation, God bless 😊

[@ahmedmagdi7023]

Thank you prof

[@د.حيدرالعكيلي]

Very nice explanation Great thanks

[@geojor]

thanks for sharing your vast knowledge ...

[@anothercampervanchannel]

How about moons on nails disappearing as a sign? Mine disappeared for years...🤔

[@maaikewilhelmina1457]

Thanks! My hb is normal, but ferritin 27. Still I have symptoms

[@dr.yuvarajanpalanisamy9805]

Super sir

[@hamzajusata6611]

Great stuff it's so useful

[@anothercampervanchannel]

Also used to crave the 'snow' out of the freezer when I was pregnant until I was given iron injections in mi ass (ouch!)

[@davedmuriuki2483]

Maybe you can explain the relationship between hair loss and anemia

[@ceciliaochayi7118]

I sincerely appreciate you Dr igho on KZbin, and you do have my full trust, you should be heard around the world, because of your super herbal medication , thank you so much for I'm free of Anemia I had thought this would never end ..

[@mrgamer8063]

Can you please do a video on the human skeletal system?

[@passiflora1014]

Great 😊😻😻😻😻😻

[@zainahhassan2087]

May i know what can help.with iron deficency

[@anothercampervanchannel]

Re pica, I used to eat talcum powder in toilet paper as a child 😲. Also liked to chew blotting paper as a teenager. Suspect I've always had issues with iron..🤷

[@marymessam2435]

Thank you sir

[@honeybeebusywhatsallthebuz1922]

Is it reversible once neurological is affected ?? If implementing all the vitamin K’s and B especially B’s to

[@busby777]

when I was pregnant, I actually did eat the proverbial pickles and ice cream.

[@catlover2943]

I am currently taking a vitamin mix which has lots of vitamins in it. It also has vitamin B12 in it, but only 3 micrograms. Is that enough to raise my levels? And I have read that a vitamin B12 deficiency over a long period of time can cause serious physiological and psychological damage because it can damage nerve cells. I am now a bit worried that the same thing will happen to me. How likely is that? 2 months ago I had an MRI and a nerve conduction test as well as a brain wave test based on a different diagnosis. Everything there was normal. I think this kind of damage would be detected there, right? And is it true that a vitamin B12 deficiency takes 6 months to 1 year to fully recover? Sorry in advance for the many questions 😬🙏🏼.

[@d2row96]

That looks like a Parker 51. Correct?