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    Excessive vaginal bleeding reduces the body's iron levels, causing the bone marrow to be unable to produce enough new red blood cells to replace those lost. This leads to hemorrhagic anemia where the blood becomes diluted from water entering it from tissues, lowering hematocrit levels and causing hypoxia as well as symptoms like pallor, fatigue, and dizziness.

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    Excessive vaginal bleeding reduces the body's iron levels, causing the bone marrow to be unable to produce enough new red blood cells to replace those lost. This leads to hemorrhagic anemia where the blood becomes diluted from water entering it from tissues, lowering hematocrit levels and causing hypoxia as well as symptoms like pallor, fatigue, and dizziness.

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    Pathophysiology: ANEMIA: Excessive Vaginal Bleeding Reduces The Amount of Iron in The Body

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    Excessive vaginal bleeding reduces the body's iron levels, causing the bone marrow to be unable to produce enough new red blood cells to replace those lost. This leads to hemorrhagic anemia where the blood becomes diluted from water entering it from tissues, lowering hematocrit levels and causing hypoxia as well as symptoms like pallor, fatigue, and dizziness.

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    Pathophysiology: ANEMIA

    Excessive Vaginal Reduces the amount of iron in the


    Bleeding body

    The body quickly pulls water


    from tissues outside the The bone marrow is not able to
    bloodstream increase production of new red
    blood cells

    Blood is diluted so Hematocrit is


    reduced

    HEMORRHAGIC

    ANEMIA

    Hypoxia

     Pallor in the mucous membrane


     Difficulty on exertion
     Fatigue
     Poor concentration
     Dizziness

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