Correlation between liver damage and anemia

The most prevalent complication of liver damage for human beings is anemia, hematological disorders are usually related to liver illnesses, and many people have anemia from a variety of causes, bleeding is a serious cause of anemia, with a high mortality rate, and anemia is exacerbated by blood coagulation problems. Each case of anemia has a unique etiology, therefore it's critical to get started on the right treatment right once. The primary goal is to determine whether there is a relationship between the severity of liver damage and hemoglobin levels, all participants are required to provide written informed permission, the experimental testing was done in Dhi Qar Province laboratory in Iraq. In this work, ten parameters including age, weight, WBC, Hb, iron, ferritin, GOT, GPT, hs CRP, and albumin were measured in patients in the anemia for the patients' group and healthy group. The results of this study noticed that there is a positive correlation between Hb and iron. Also, a positive correlation was recorded between GPT and GOT with ferritin, a negative correlation was recorded between WBC and Hb. Also, a negative correlation was recorded between ferritin, GOT, GPT with Hb. İn addition, a negative correlation was recorded between ferritin, GOT, GPT with iron