Of the many blood diseases that we know, some of which is also a genetic disease which means it can be dropped into the next generation. One is Thalassemia. The disease is caused by the failure to establish one of the four amino acid chains that form hemoglobin, the main ingredient of blood.
Thalassemia prenatal diagnosis generally the same as in normal pregnancy. With proper treatment and therapy, expected levels of iron in the blood of pregnant women with thalassemia can be maintained, and the baby can be born healthy and normal.
Less haemoglobin than normal in each red blood cell can causes anemia. Anaemia is defined as a haemoglobin concentration below 14 g/dl for men or 12 g/dl for women. Causes of anaemia are very diverse and are age and gender specific, for example heavy menstraul bleeding in woman or intestinal worm infestation for children and bleeding stomach ulcer for adults.
The low rate of testosterone should be able to become a potential instruction of occurrence factor of anemia in older people, particularly when other cause factors not found.
