Am I anemia or low blood sugar?

Symptoms of anemia: fatigue, low-grade fever, weakness, dizziness, pale nails, lips and eyelids, irritability or depression, drowsiness, mouth pain, menstrual pause in women. The first symptoms of anemia include loss of appetite, headache, constipation, irritability and difficulty concentrating.

It is generally caused by acute and chronic blood loss or insufficient production of red blood cells, such as iron deficiency, vitamin B12, folic acid and protein, etc., and the use of drugs, hormonal lesions, surgery, germs, gastric ulcers, hemorrhoids, diverticular disease, excessive menstrual bleeding, multiple pregnancies, liver damage, thyroid problems, rheumatoid arthritis, bone marrow diseases, radiation exposure and dietary deficiencies are all possible causes of anemia; Bone marrow hematopoietic dysfunction (such as aplastic anemia) and excessive destruction of red blood cells are also one of the causes of anemia. Older people who use too much aspirin can cause internal bleeding.

Symptoms of hypoglycemia: the early symptoms of hypoglycemia are mainly autonomic nerves, especially sympathetic nerve excitation, manifested as palpitations, fatigue, sweating, hunger, paleness, tremor, nausea and vomiting, etc., more severe hypoglycemia often has the manifestations of glucose deficiency in the central nervous system, such as confusion, mental disorders, limb paralysis, incontinence, lethargy, coma, etc., it is worth noting that the hypoglycemia manifestations of each patient can be different, but for the patients themselves, the symptoms of each attack are basically similar, Therefore, diabetic patients and their families should pay attention to identifying the symptoms of hypoglycemia so that they can take timely measures.

Taken together, you should have low blood sugar. If you need a more authoritative explanation, I advise you to go to the hospital for a check-up!

According to what you said, eating less exercise will make you dizzy and dizzy... It should be low blood sugar, eat less sugar and can't keep up, so it will be insufficient oxygen supply to the brain, resulting in a series of conditions, military training fainting is also related to the weather, military training weather is generally hot, and the body is easy to lack water. As you said, the body is still thin, and generally those who are thin will have low blood pressure.

As for anemia, you don't eat a lot, and there will be less necessary iron, and anemia is also possible. The main thing is to make up for it from the food, needless to say that it is deliberately to make up, usually eat normally, not picky, it is normal to eat meat, so don't have any resistance, especially eating fish is very good, it is good for the eyes, it is better to eat lean meat, liver or something is almost not eaten, don't scare yourself, isn't that a beast that eats raw. I used to joke with my friends that "life is about eating", maybe not entirely true, but I think there is a certain amount of truth, if you can't even guarantee food, how can you do other things, so let's eat well.

Not anemia and hypoglycemia. It is because of poor physical fitness and lack of exercise, and the human vascular neuromodulation function is not good, and more physical exercise will improve the physical fitness.

It's definitely low blood sugar, so hurry up and supplement some nutrients.

It is likely to be anemia related to malnutrition. Go to the hospital for a check-up? Here, I'm talking nonsense, and I'm lying to you!

Let's have low blood sugar! When you are anemic, squat down and stand up and get dizzy!

Everything is subject to the doctor. Go check it out.