Pathophysiology

pathophysiology

Iron Deficiency Anemia

Iron Deficiency Anemia: Symptoms, Causes, and Treatment

Iron is responsible for manufacturing red blood cells, which are integral for the optimal functioning of our immunity and muscles and help maintain proper mental function and energy levels. The human body is incapable of iron production, and not obtaining optimal iron levels through diet and nutrition can result in anemia. This article covers details

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fragile x syndrome female

Pathophysiology of fragile x syndrome in female

Fragile x syndrome is one of the genetic diseases everyone ought to know.  FXS is the most commonly known cause of inherited intellectual disability. As the name implies, FXS when looked at through a microscope, part of the X chromosome looks “broken” or “fragile.” It affects both males and females. Females often have milder symptoms

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X birth defects

X birth defects, treatments, and causes

We will look at the essential things you should know about X birth defects, treatments, and their causes. Annually, 8 million children are born with congenital disabilities worldwide, out of which 300,000 die due to secondary to associated complications. Overview of X birth defects Congenital disabilities are structural and/or functional abnormalities of one or more

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