Blood Disorder is a disease of the Blood.
Blood is a living tissue and is a constituent of the RED Blood Cells, White Blood Cells and Platelets. These cells are known as blood cells. They are produced in the Bone Marrow. These cells have different functions in the body. The blood supplies oxygen and nutrients to all parts of the Body.
Functions of Blood Cells:
White Blood Cells : They are considered as the fighters of the body as they fight for infections. WBCs are a part of Immune system.
Red Blood Cells : They carry hemoglobin, a protein that gives red color to the Blood. Hemoglobin combines with both Carbon dioxide and Oxygen. When it passes from the Lungs, the oxygen gets attached with the Hemoglobin. On its way back to the Lungs, it combines with carbon dioxide to be exhaled by the Lungs.
Platelets : The coagulation function of the body is done by the Platelets.
The liquid part of the blood is made up of plasma and the solid part is made up of the blood Cells. If anything goes wrong with the blood cells, Call it Blood Disorder. It impairs the normal functions of the Blood. It may cause damage to the body organs.
Causes of Blood Disorders Lupus
Family History
Iron Deficiency
Autoimmune Disease
If not treated properly, Blood Disorder may cause Permanent damage to the Organs
Note : Here is the List of Blood Disorders that are dealt with separately on this portal.
Anemia : The deficiency of Red Blood Cells in the body is Anemia.
Anoxia : The deficiency of oxygen in the blood is Anoxia.
Blood Impurity : The rise of toxic levels in the blood that makes the blood impure is known as Blood Impurity.
Dengue : The viral disease that drops down the levels of Platelets is Dengue.
Hemophilia : When the body fails to coagulate the blood, it is termed as Hemophilia. It is a disorder of the Platelets.
Hematoma : The leakage of the blood from the ruptured wall of blood vessels is Hematoma. It causes Skin Discoloration.
Hemoglobin High : Hemoglobin is a protein that gives red color to the Blood. If the level of Hemoglobin goes high the blood becomes thick like a jelly.
High Triglycerides : The extra fat that may deposit around your belly and hips are the Triglycerides.
Hypoxia : Lack of oxygen in the tissues is Hypoxia.
Leucopenia : Low level of White Blood Cells in the body is Leucopenia.
Low Platelet Count : The deficiency of Platelets in the blood is Low Platelet Count.
Septicemia : The bacterial infection that causes blood poisoning is Septicemia.
Thalassemia : It is a genetic Disorder, that affects the Red Blood Cells and Hemoglobin.
Sickle Cell Anemia : The abnormal shape of Red Blood Cells is Sickle Cell Anemia.