A 31-years woman was referred to the internal ward. Her lab test Hb, HCT, and WBC reported 9.6 g/dl, 32%, and 8700, respectively. She reported exertional dyspnea, tachycardia, palpitation, and severe menstrual bleeding. In the physical examination, there is pale skin, white sclera, and colorless nailbed. Answer the following questions about this case. What do you think about the possible medical diagnosis of the patient and why? Justify your answer. While educating the patient, you want to enumerate the causes of this problem. What are those causes? What is your diet recommendation for this case? Write three most essential items.

A 31-years woman was referred to the internal ward. Her lab test Hb, HCT, and WBC reported 9.6 g/dl, 32%, and 8700, respectively. She reported exertional dyspnea, tachycardia, palpitation, and severe...

Jun 05, 2022