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Haemoglobin is the chemical in blood that is responsible for carrying oxygen to the parts of the body; long story short, you don’t have enough of it and that means you might end up with less oxygen than you need going where it should. This can lead to various problems later on and might damage vital organs like your brain, liver, lungs and heart.
