3. The patient went to the clinic with complaints of dizziness, shortness of breath,palpitations and pain in the limbs, which sharply worsened after a short rest inthe mountains. A reduced number of red blood cells were found in the patient'sblood, as well as immature crescent-shaped cells and red blood cells. What arethe causes of this pathology? Why did the disease worsen in conditions of lowpartial pressure of oxygen?4.

Red blood cells(RBCs) are one of the major blood cells in our body that contribute to the solid part…

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