Breathing Issues, Dizziness, and Headaches
One of the most typical landmarks of a healthy state is the transport of sufficient oxygen to the organs, muscles, and heart. However, when you have anemia, the lungs work extra hard to deliver more oxygen to the body, making breathing difficult. People with low hematocrit level first start to experience breathing issues before other symptoms. When the hemoglobin level is low, the volume of oxygen getting to the brain will be low. Blood vessels will swell up, blood pressure will drop, and you will begin to experience headaches. You may also experience vertigo and neurological disorders. A little exertions can lead to frequent fainting or shortness of breath.