Definition:
Paleness is the dull pigmenting of the skin. This condition is brought about by different reasons, most common of which is iron deficiency.
Diagnosis:
Paleness can be diagnosed by physical examination as well as blood count tests.
Treatment:
Depending on the cause, patients suffering from paleness are prescribed to take adequate amounts of rest as well as iron-rich diets to regain their strength and normal blood count.
Symptoms and Signs:
Paleness is a symptom of other more serious illness. Signs of paleness however are a dull skin color caused by a low red blood cell count, fatigue and weakness. Behavior is also affected by paleness.
Causes:
There are many causes for paleness. This can be due to a sudden emotional reaction towards an incident, or manifestations of blood-related conditions such as anemia and/or leukemia.