Condition
Anaemia & Fatigue
Tiredness, low haemoglobin and unexplained weakness.
Persistent tiredness is one of the most common reasons people visit a physician, and it is often a sign of something correctable — low iron, thyroid problems, vitamin deficiency or poor sleep.
What patients often report
- Tiredness even after adequate sleep
- Pallor, giddiness or breathlessness
- Hair fall, brittle nails or mouth ulcers
- Reduced concentration at work
How it is assessed
- Complete blood count and iron studies
- Vitamin B12, folate and vitamin D
- Thyroid and blood sugar testing
- Screening for hidden blood loss where relevant
How care is usually structured
- Correcting the underlying deficiency
- Iron infusion or supplementation when needed
- Treating menstrual or gastrointestinal causes
- A short, focused sleep and stress review
When to seek urgent care
- Chest pain, breathlessness at rest or fainting
- Black stools or heavy menstrual bleeding
- Sudden weakness or difficulty walking
If any of these apply, go to the nearest hospital or call emergency services — do not wait for a routine appointment.
Next step
Book a consultation about anaemia & fatigue
Bring any previous reports and prescriptions. You will leave with a clear plan.