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Perda crônica de sangue é uma possivel causa em todos os casos de anemia por deficiência de ferro. Anemia por deficiência de ferro pode ser causada por sangramento agudo no trato gastrointestinal, útero ou sistema genitourinário, perda sanguinea menstrual copiosa (menorragia) e múltiplas doações de sangue. Em muitos países tropicais, infestações parasitárias podem levar a perdas intestinais que em alguns individuos pode ser considerável. A deficiência de ferro pode ser também causada por várias circunstâncias relatadas como "anemia pós hemorragia crônica". O diagnóstico de deficiência de ferro deve sempre levar a procura de causas patológicas de perda de sangue ( por exemplo tumores do trato gastrointestinal ou do útero, especialmente se o sangramento uterino aumentou ou ficou irregular.) | |||
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Chronic blood loss is a possible cause in every case of iron-deficiency anaemia. Iron deficiency anaemia may be caused by acute bleeding in gastrointestinal tract, uterus or genitourinary system, copious menstrual blood losses (menorrhagia) and multiple blood donations. In many tropical countries, infestations with hookworms lead to intestinal blood losses that in some individuals can be considerable. Iron deficiency may also be caused by several circumstances related to “chronic posthaemorrhagic anaemia”. A diagnosis of iron deficiency should always lead to a search for pathologic causes of blood loss (e.g. tumours in the gastrointestinal tract or uterus, especially if uterine bleedings have increased or changed in regularity). | |||
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Chronic blood loss is a possible cause in every case of iron-deficiency anaemia. Iron deficiency anaemia may be caused by acute bleeding in gastrointestinal tract, uterus or genitourinary system, copious menstrual blood losses (menorrhagia) and multiple blood donations. In many tropical countries, infestations with hookworms lead to intestinal blood losses that in some individuals can be considerable. Iron deficiency may also be caused by several circumstances related to “chronic posthaemorrhagic anaemia”. A diagnosis of iron deficiency should always lead to a search for pathologic causes of blood loss (e.g. tumours in the gastrointestinal tract or uterus, especially if uterine bleedings have increased or changed in regularity).
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Chronic blood loss is a possible cause in every case of iron-deficiency anaemia. Iron deficiency anaemia may be caused by acute bleeding in gastrointestinal tract, uterus or genitourinary system, copious menstrual blood losses (menorrhagia) and multiple blood donations. In many tropical countries, infestations with hookworms lead to intestinal blood losses that in some individuals can be considerable. Iron deficiency may also be caused by several circumstances related to “chronic posthaemorrhagic anaemia”. A diagnosis of iron deficiency should always lead to a search for pathologic causes of blood loss (e.g. tumours in the gastrointestinal tract or uterus, especially if uterine bleedings have increased or changed in regularity). |
