Anemia Screening Program and Thalassemia (Advanced)[M1-2401-003]

About This Service

Iron deficiency anemia is the most common cause of all anemia. It is caused by a lack of iron in the body, which is the main component in making red blood cells. As a result, the body produces fewer red blood cells. The size of red blood cells is smaller. Brings oxygen to various parts of the body has decreased Patients may experience tiredness, fatigue, feeling tired when exerting themselves, fainting, dizziness, and being more sleepy than usual. Fast heartbeat, palpitations, chest pain, easily brittle nails, hair loss, dry skin, pale body, etc. However, in some patients, the body has adjusted to anemia so that they do not feel abnormal symptoms. Some patients are diagnosed with anemia at their annual check-up without any abnormal symptoms.

Checklist
1. Physical examination by a specialized doctor.
2. Check complete blood count (CBC)
3. Check ferritin in the blood.
4. Check for iron deficiency (Serum Iron)
5. Check iron content (TIBC)
6. Check blood cells. (Reticulocyte)
7. Screening for thalassemia anemia(PCR for Alpha Thalassemia)
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