Yeast deficiency disease has been called anemia due to deficiency of glucose hexophosphate dehydrogenase, here in this article the most important information about it:
What is yeast deficiency disease?
Yeast deficiency disease, or so-called anemia, is a deficiency of hexagonal glucose dehydrogenase phosphate
(Glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase deficiency) is the most common disorder of red blood cell metabolism, which is an enzyme abnormality common in black people.
This defect can lead to hemolysis after taking certain medications, severe blood disease, or viral infections.
Or bacterial, due to making red blood cells more susceptible to oxidative stress.
Symptoms and signs of yeast deficiency disease
Usually, someone with yeast deficiency does not have symptoms.
However, some people may experience symptoms of hemolytic anemia, which include the following
*Paleness, especially of the lips and tongue.
*Jaundice, which appears on the skin or eyes.
*splenomegaly.
*Change in urine color, as urine appears dark in color.
*Dizziness and extreme tiredness.
*Accelerated heartbeat.
*Shortness of breath or rapid breathing
Causes of yeast deficiency disease
Yeast deficiency disease is one of the genetic diseases that is transmitted through generations from parents to children through their genes, so it can be transmitted from the mother and the father with yeast deficiency, or each of the father or mother carriers of the disease may transmit the genes without showing symptoms on the children.
Treating yeast deficiency disease
Most of the time, treatment for yeast deficiency depends on the age, general health, and severity of the condition.
Despite this, it often does not cause any problems in the body, as treatment methods may include the following:
Stay away from certain medications, foods, and some environmental conditions.
Tell the doctor or health care provider about the yeast deficiency disease.
What should be avoided when having yeast deficiency disease?
There are some medicines, foods, and others that must be avoided when suffering from yeast deficiency disease, including the following:
1. Antibiotics
Some antibiotics may cause anemia by analyzing red blood cells. Sulfa antibiotics should be avoided, and the quinolone group of antibiotics should be avoided.
2. Other medicines
*Aspirin.
*Medicines used to treat cancer.
*Malaria drugs.
*Naphthalene can also be found in fumigants.
