Anemia disease in infants

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  Anemia in Infants      Introduction Definition of anemia in infants: a condition where the number of red blood cells or hemoglobin is below normal, impairing the transportation of oxygen throughout the body. The importance of recognizing anemia in infants, as it can hinder their growth and development .   Causes of Anemia in Infants Reduced production of red blood cells (physiological anemia in newborns). Blood loss, for example, due to bleeding or medical procedures. Destruction of red blood cells, such as from blood group incompatibility (ABO/Rh), sickle cell anemia, or thalassemia. Iron deficiency due to inadequate intake or impaired absorption. Premature infants who have fewer and shorter-lived red blood cells.   Symptoms of Anemia in Infants Pale skin, lethargy, decreased appetite, irritability. Rapid breathing, fast heartbeat, yellowish skin color (if jaundice is present). Other signs such as brittle nails, headache...