Menorrhagia and Dysmenorrhea

Menorrhagia and Dysmenorrhea
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Introduction
Anemia is a disorder that may result due to reduced levels of hemoglobin in the blood. According to the case, Ms. A may be suffering from a specific type of anemia due to low levels of Folate, B12 as well as iron. However, the individual is pretty healthy and young in accordance to the age. Other types of anemia can be ruled out hence the need to consider other factors such as the physical examinations. Due to the challenges in the menstrual cycle, it is apparent that the individual may be losing a lot of minerals as well as vitamins during the blood loss.
The individual may also be missing the Iron which is a critical nutrient in the human body (Martínez-Quintana & Rodríguez-González, 2012). Accordingly, the individuals are affected by dysmenorrheal and menorrhagia and were faced with the challenges for several years. The aspect makes it clear that the person suffers from blood loss thus resulting in low levels of the energy. Loss of blood attributes to the loss of blood cells thus lowering the hemoglobin levels.
Iron Deficiency Anemia
Iron deficiency Anemia leads to severe implications. Anemia is referred to as reduced hemoglobin levels in the blood. Numerous effects of the iron deficiency anemia include shortness of breath. The blood is therefore unable to distribute oxygen to the body parts due to Anemia. However, the condition leads to low energy levels that may lead to increased body temperature.

An increase in the menstrual bleeding can be among the symptoms of the state.
According to the case, Ms. A is suffering from the Iron Deficiency Anemia due to the symptoms such as breath shortness. The condition occurs due to the inefficiency of the production of the red blood cells. However, body weakness and fatigue are also apparent symptoms of the state. The patient experiences the symptoms such as breath shortness which increases the chances of having the Iron deficiency anemia. The aspect of dizziness during the playing activities also indicates the presence of the health condition.
Low levels of hemoglobin lead to Iron Deficiency Anemia. Following the laboratory values, the hemoglobin level is 8 g/dl, and the hematocrit level is 32%. The low levels indicate the presence of the condition. The levels of the hemoglobin and hematocrit are below the required therapy values (Garcon & Kannengiesser, 2014).
Increase in the bleeding during the menstruation process is an apparent factor for the presence of Iron deficiency. Effects in the blood pressure which lead to the utilization of the Insulin therapy are also key factors for the condition. It is critical to consume food rich in Iron to help curb the aspect of low levels of iron in the body. However, the body system may be unable to absorb the iron products hence the need to seek medical service. Psychological factors including stress can also be an influential factor for the Iron Deficiency Anemia.
Hemorrhage condition is described concerning the use of Insulin therapy that leads to Iron Deficiency Anemia. The causing factors are evident in the case study. The disease reduces the content of the iron in the human body hence leading to the anemic condition. Defects during the production of the hemoglobin can lead to hypochromic which lead to the deficiency of iron.
Per the case study, the aspect of iron deficiency leading to erythropoiesis led to decrease in the levels of the hemoglobin. The standards do not reach the optimal levels thus resulting in the severe condition. In the critical approach, Ms. A exhibits the patters of low levels of hemoglobin regarding its manifestation. The state relates to the Iron deficiency anemia regarding the clinical context. Additionally, the massive levels of the menses are the attributing factor for the condition.
The condition of menses disorders affects the females during the reproductive period. The information is apparent in the case literature thus attributing to the anemia disorder. It is clear that iron deficiency anemia can not only be characterized by the various symptoms. However, the symptoms such as breath shortness, fatigue, and dizziness are among the signs regarding the anemic disorder. The multiple issues such as heavy menses need critical medical services to help diagnose the condition. The young women may not be influenced by the symptoms such as fatigue hence the need to perform physical examinations that may help measure the insulin levels (Kaya, 2013). The physical tests may entail breath examination as well as an increase in the heart rates.
Conclusion
In summary, it is therefore that reduced levels of critical minerals in the body can lead to severe health complications. According to the case, the person suffers from the Iron Deficiency anemia due to low levels of Iron and the hemoglobin. Symptoms such as breath shortness and fatigue have proved to be among the factors attributing to the disorder. Individuals should receive medical attention at an early stage to reduce the adverse effects of the health complications. Eventually, appropriate medical care and attention will curb the Iron deficiency health complications.
References
Garcon, L., & Kannengiesser, C. (2014). A double red cells population in a woman with a
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Martínez-Quintana, E., & Rodríguez-González, F. (2012). Iron Deficiency Anemia Detection
from Hematology Parameters in Adult Congenital Heart Disease Patients. Congenital Heart Disease, 8(2), 117-123. http://dx.doi.org/10.1111/j.1747-0803.2012.00708.x