The first thing I did today is watch this video. I was diagnosed anemia in 2010 and quit my job afterwards. One year later after taking iron pills and feeding myself with nutritious food, I got better.

I love his lectures! They are the best. He’s so smart yet so modest

Who else got mesmerized by that gorgeous pen and had to look up what it was? (Appears to be a Shaeffer 440 Imperial, now I might need to buy one lol.)

Love Dr Campbell, just like listening to a kind uncle who happens to be a brilliant doctor.

Sir , when I was in my ist year I used to watch ist your lecture on heart ,💖💖 Now I'm in 4th year .

Although I arabic but I'm understand you , thank you so much dr Campbell 🌸

Been two years now but still the most relevant, informative and up to date video on anemia...God bless

less time, more knowledge. thank you so much Dr..

I think a problem is writing off anemia as one cause when a woman might have heavy periods, be having a low iron and B12 vegetarian diet and a high stress situation with IBS reducing the uptake of nutrients. I don't think you can fully explore all of that in a ten minute appointment, so the GP goes with the easiest one to treat in 10 minutes, but may not have fully solved the problem.

Thank you! I have been searching diligently for over a week for an organizational structure for anemias and hematological disorders. I am so excited to have discovered this concise yet thorough explanation, it’s exactly what I needed. Thank you! Can’t wait to explore your channel.

Very clear and easy to understand explanations sir. Thanksalot for sharing your knowledge. 🙏🙏🙏

I found this video this morning I'm anamic since a child and until now. Thank you Dr I will follow up with your videos to help my self. My body don't accept iron pills.

simplified classification and explanation. thank you sir. From India.

You are a most excellent teacher. Thank you so kindly for posting.

This is good lucture every one can get thank you so much sir

Excellent lectures sir! I am student of nurse . This explanation is not compulsory for me but I like to listen and understand your lectures ❤️❤️

Thank you, Dr Campbell. I really enjoy the way you teach.

Great information to evaluate low red blood cell count. Anaemia or high white cell count.

So is it the case that B12 can be plentiful in your blood but is not indicative of what's being absorbed, which can mean that a blood test for B12 is not necessarily accurate?

Really nice summary ...it helps me alot in my classes ..thanks

very good Dr John, thanks ...

Thanks for uploading informative information about anaemia ,but i have failed to understand that why doctors prescribed only 'iron' tablets and not including 'folic acid; and vitamin b 12 .

Thank you Dr. Campbell for another excellent video, liking, sharing..! I have question toward bottom. My Feb 2023 bloodwork labs show flags for slightly low CBC values of below, slight anemia: WBC 3.9 RBC 4.08 Hemoglobin 12.8 Hematocrit 39.2 MCV High Normal 96.1 All other values normal. Watching this and another video of yours, I'm thinking rather than iron deficiency it could be slight B12, Folate deficiency. I do eat a moderate amount of meat, eggs, dairy, with goal of eating more of these. Otherwise, excellent real whole food eat the rainbow diet for decades. I'm 65, male, super healthy, great skin color, excellent energy, very active, exercise regularly, BMI = 24, no meds, no medical conditions. I work in Sprouts Farmers Market Vitamins Department last 10 years and have access to B12 Methylcobalamin, Methyl Folate, B6 combination supplements I could take. Is there any way to tell if my slight anemia is iron deficiency, or B Vitamins deficiency, production deficiency (i.e. determine specific anemia type)..? If I start eating more meat, both iron deficiency and B vitamin deficiencies most likely would be resolved... But it would be nice to pinpoint what's really going on with my scenario. My doctor blood labs comments that just slight deficiency, we'll monitor moving forward. Sorry for long comment, but wanted to try and set the scene properly. Thank you..!

Love ur black ink pen

Thank you so much Dr. Campbell! I had no idea anaemia was so prevalent. I also didn't realize pica had to do with nutrition.

thank dear lecturer i understood and appreciating for the effort u put. thank u from somalia

Thank you 🙏🏽 for the videos. God bless you.

John, i absolutely love your videos. Such a treasure 🙏🏼

This topic is good sir thank you

Thank you Dr Campbell.

It is a great explanation, thank you.

Thanks for explaining very good

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Great explanation ! Thank you!

Very informative...Thank you..

Thank you sir .God bless

RA inflammation produces more hepcidin and blocks iron absorption in the duodenum....CBC is up and down depending on the amount of hepcidin released. Sometimes Anti-TNF's work to reduce inflammation and also JAK inhibitors....never 100 % but enough to bring some numbers back; MCV is a good factor to watch also...THXS DR. J

Excellent explanation..

Thank you Dr. John Campbell

Hi sir ! in corbon mono oxide poisoning ,there is reduced oxygen carrying capacity of blood ;can we call it anemia?thanks

thank you Dr John

Is soft pale gums that are constantly shedding and sensitive part of anaemia.I got a dental check everything fine I was told to speak to my doctor re anaemia.I have to wait another week for an appointment.It has been happening for around 2/3 months.Thanks in advance

You explained it really welll... But plz show the pic of d page at last... It will become easier to c n put thing in mind

This is an amazing example of mind map which can greatly enhance ACP training! Thank you Dr Campbell! Ps I'm loving your physiology and pathophysiology books!!:)

I had a plastic anaemia, my doctor Campbell’s 🇨🇦 treated and now I feel well

is anemia reduced RBC's number or reduced Hb?

Isn't it a lack of iron that causes this? I've noticed a lot of vegetarians are very pale and look 'anaemic' because they don't get enough iron that omnivores derive from red meat or is that just a simplistic way of looking at it seeing as 'haemoglobins' are intrinsically biochemically consisting of oxidised iron giving it its red colour?

where did you get the pen?

Good explanation

How many came here after been given low iron blood test results.. lol Mine is currently 19 and the mental fatigue definitely high with frequent dizzy spells. I thought it's weird as I have a decent diet for iron. No one mentions B12 or folic acid. Let alone the different types of issues. Shocking really you have to find this all out yourself 🙄😂. Thank you DR Campbell!!

Sir please please concentrate it sir please please make viedeo on anatomy and phyiology of ear please

Sir can you make a heme playlist and add this there😊😊😊😊

Thank you The best

My is 105? Is low ? Why i have low anaemia ?

Check your copper as well. Blood test ceruloplasmin. Very important if low in iron.

I liked this video in the first 12 secs

What about the Thalassemia? why not written down on the paper?

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Hi John @campbellteaching Is there an association between Anaemia and the S$ot? That you know of? Carolyn from Melbourne Australia 🇦🇺

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I have anemia And Low Vitamin D due to Fatty Liver My Grandfather died of Leukemia and my doctors know they just tell me to take iron smdh

Where's part 2😰

is pallor due to constriction of skin's blood vessels or reduce in RBCs number in passing throug the skin?

Hi Doctor, my mum had low platelet count of 20. She could not have bone marrow test because she is 89. She is taking sterods 10mg, amlodipine amlife for her hypertension and galvus for her diabetes. We don't really know what is the cause of her low platelet count and what is the natural treatment.

I THINK I have pernicious anemia.

Dr. Campbell, copper's role in maintaining iron homeostasis is prevalent throughout the research literature, but doesn't make it to the medical schools. The question that needs to be asked in all cases of anemia is: "how do you know that I'm not Anemic due to chronic disease caused by iron overload in my tissues as a result of a copper deficiency (ferroxidase, a copper multi-oxidase, to be precise)? The answer is they don't know. I heard a patient ask a doctor that exact question and the response was, "well, we have no evidence of that." Translation -- "we don't look, we don't get paid to do it, and we don't care." She received the iron infusion days ahead of Heart surgery. Her nose began to bleed like someone turned on a faucet. It would not stop of its own accord. Her nostril tissue was cautetized. Still bled. And bled. And bled. Her nose tissue was cauterized again, and the bleeding finally stopped, but the *root causr* of the bleeding was never officially identified. Since the body has no good way to get rid of significant absorbed iron, it has to bleed as a crisis level counter-measure to iron poisoning. I hypothesize that early menstruation in girls is caused due to iron overload in the tissues. Basically, iron homeostasis is dysregulated due to bio-copper deficiencies (ceruloplasmin-bound copper, ferroxidase, hephaestin, zyklopen, etc...). Every day tons of rusty metallic iron filings are added to the food supply that were never added before. NPK fertilizer dorsn't contains copper and blocks copper absorption. Glyohosate chelates copper so the body can't use it. High fructose corn syrup blocks copper absorption. Anything that stimulates metallothionein causes copper to bind with it leading to depletion. Think stress and zinc supplements. Ceruloplasmin, the multi-copper oxidase copper transport enzyme, translates to "blue blood." Crabs with copper in place of heme have blue blood. The Royals call themselves Blue Bloods. They know something they aren't telling "the rabble," kind of like what they did with vaccine "efficacy and safety." I call Covid-19 by the name CovFeFe because it is a more precise name. Whatever the New Crown Virus is, it is causing ferritin to acutely dump its stored iron, which is now reactive, into the cells before being ejected into the serum. Just try to find a confirmed CovFeFe death where ferritin in the serum isn't sky high. That serum ferritin really represents reactive iron dumped inside the cells in short order, which is exactly the sort of thing that results in cytokine storms. Search "covid iron-overload" in the scientific literature. Iron in Cereal Video, Thomas Levy MD JD kzfaq.info/get/bejne/fq2Sqqml0rCzmWg.html Iron Overload, Magnesium, Copper, and Retinol Depletion - kzfaq.info/get/bejne/Y75hirhl29a-d3k.html So You've Just Been Told You Are Anemic - kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mbipZLB8sL67qps.html Copper's Role in Resolving Iron Overload Toxicity - podbay.fm/p/franklyspeakingwithdrwade/e/1622633400 Hepcidin and Copper's Role in Hemoglobin Status kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mbpkna-Izpe3kYE.html

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Hi sir ! in corbon mono oxide poisoning ,there is reduced oxygen carrying capacity of blood ;can we call it anemia?thanks