Blood concentration and symptoms of blood concentration

Blood concentration is one of the important indicators of the body's health, which shows the amount of hemoglobin and various blood elements.... High or low blood concentration can cause problems such as headache, fatigue, heart palpitations, dizziness, and even increase the risk of stroke... We are talking about blood concentration so that you can prevent serious complications. Higher than normal blood sugar concentration values ​​may indicate several disorders including type 1 and 2 diabetes, insulin resistance, pancreatitis, severe stress, infections and some other disorders. Conversely, lower than normal sugar concentration also indicates problems such as hypoglycemia (low blood sugar). - **persistent headache**: caused by decreased blood flow in the brain... - **dizziness or lightheadedness**: caused by impaired oxygen supply to the brain... - **general fatigue and weakness**: thick blood does not deliver enough oxygen to the tissues... and the heart... 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Below, we examine the common symptoms of decreased and increased blood concentration: Symptoms of decreased blood concentration - Headache and dizziness - General weakness, fatigue and decreased energy Feeling confused and unfocused - Increased irritability - Increased appetite - Excessive sweating - Body tremors and hand tremors - Blurred vision and impaired vision - Dropping and muscle weakness - Fast and abnormal heartbeat - Gastrointestinal symptoms such as diarrhea and vomiting Symptoms of increased blood concentration - Extreme thirst and dry mouth - A lot of urine and dark colored urine - General feeling of fatigue and weakness - Fast and abnormal heartbeat - Respiratory disorder and shortness of breath - Increased anxiety and anger - Blurred vision and impaired vision - Gastrointestinal symptoms such as nausea and vomiting - Anorexia and thinness If you see any of these symptoms, it is better to consult your doctor to determine the cause and the appropriate treatment.. He can evaluate your condition and perform the necessary tests, prescribe an accurate diagnosis and appropriate treatment for you... ### Blood concentration symptoms table Read more: Symptoms of dilated heart vessels Causes of increase and decrease in blood concentration Blood concentration can increase or decrease for various reasons... This condition is usually related to changes in blood composition, such as the number of red blood cells, blood sugar level, or the amount of body fluids. In the following, we point out the most important causes of blood concentration increase and decrease: ### Causes of increased blood concentration 1.... **type 1 and 2 diabetes**: increased blood sugar levels due to lack of insulin or insulin resistance can cause blood to thicken.... 2.... **drug use**: substances such as cocaine and amphetamines may cause an increase in blood sugar levels and increase blood concentration by affecting the central nervous system... blood and as a result **blood concentration**... 4.... **infection**: some acute infections, especially infection Respiratory and urinary problems may cause an increase in blood sugar and disruption of renal fluid insufficiency... accumulation of waste materials in the blood and an increase in its concentration... 6.... **Hormonal disorders**: Diseases such as Cushing's syndrome cause an increase in steroid hormones in the body and lead to an increase in sugar and blood concentration... ### Causes of a decrease in blood concentration 1.... **Excessive use of insulin or hypoglycemic drugs**: In **diabetic patients**, the incorrect use of drugs can lead to a severe drop in blood sugar and blood thinning.... 2....**Extreme physical activity in type 1 diabetes**: Without adjusting the dose of insulin, vigorous activity may cause a decrease in concentration and a sudden drop in sugar....**Severe digestive problems**: Conditions such as persistent diarrhea or vomiting cause dehydration and change Blood concentration becomes.... 5.... **use of some drugs**: drugs such as diuretics and beta-blockers can reduce blood sugar levels by affecting the body's metabolism.... Complications of low blood concentration (hemoglobin reduction) Low blood concentration or a decrease in the level of hemoglobin in the body can reduce the ability of the blood to carry oxygen to the tissues and, as a result, disrupt the functioning of many organs of the body. Below are the common complications of low blood concentration: - **General fatigue and weakness**: A decrease in hemoglobin leads to a decrease in oxygen supply to the cells, and this can cause extreme fatigue, muscle weakness, and a decrease in daily energy... Dizziness**: A decrease in oxygen supply to the brain can cause chronic headaches, lightheadedness, and in some cases even fainting... - **Anxiety and depression**: Decrease Oxygen in the brain can disrupt its chemical balance and cause psychological symptoms such as anxiety, restlessness and depression... Tachycardia (increased heart rate) or in some people bradycardia (decreased heart rate)... - **Decreased endurance of physical activities**: By reducing oxygen supply to the muscles, a person may lose his ability to do sports or daily activities or get tired earlier than usual... - **Heart expansion can lead to heart complications and in severe cases double pressure**Blood concentration detection For people with high blood pressure, accurate diagnosis and examination of the cardiovascular condition is very important... because increased blood pressure can put pressure on the heart and increase the risk of stroke or blood clots. High blood pressure is very useful... - **exercise stress test**: to evaluate the function of the heart during activity and to detect the lack of blood supply to the heart.... these tests help the doctor to detect possible risks in addition to blood concentration and vascular diagnosis... necessary preventive or therapeutic measures.... all these services are best performed by the cardiologist Dr. Dadres... for more information, call 09026682091.. Treatment of blood concentration (hemoglobin reduction) The treatment of blood concentration in conditions associated with a decrease in hemoglobin requires a careful examination of the main cause. This condition can be caused by a lack of nutrients, chronic diseases or blood disorders. In the following, we point out effective treatment methods for blood concentration with a decrease in hemoglobin: #### 1.... taking food supplements If the cause of the decrease in hemoglobin is a lack of iron, vitamin B12 or folic acid, the doctor prescribes the necessary supplements orally or by injection... These supplements help improve the function of the bone marrow in the production of red blood cells and improve blood concentration... #### 2... Proper diet Proper nutrition plays an essential role in compensating for the decrease in hemoglobin and regulating blood concentration. Useful food sources include: - Red meat, liver, chicken and fish - Eggs - Dark green leafy vegetables such as spinach - Legumes such as lentils, beans, peas - Cereals enriched with iron and vitamin B12 #### 3... Treatment of underlying diseases If the decrease in hemoglobin is caused by diseases such as iron deficiency anemia, kidney disorders or nutrient absorption problems, the treatment should be done in a specialized manner and based on the main cause.... It may be necessary to take medication, modify nutrition or follow up with specialists... #### 4... Blood transfusion In acute cases where the hemoglobin level is very low and is accompanied by symptoms such as shortness of breath, severe weakness or chest pain, the doctor may prescribe a blood transfusion. This method causes a rapid increase in the hemoglobin level and oxygen supply to the body. A decrease in hemoglobin can be a sign of an important disorder in the body. Be sure to consult a doctor. Timely diagnosis and treatment can prevent serious complications.