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Can untreated iron deficiency anemia cause angina?
Can untreated iron deficiency anemia cause angina?
Can untreated iron deficiency anemia cause angina?
Yes, research suggets that patients already having chronic heart diseases are susceptible to sudden pain in the chest or angina due to low levels of iron in the body. Hence, it is advisable to maintain healthy iron levels in the body to prevent angina.
Last updated on 11 May 2023
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How do you know if your iron is low in your blood?
To know if your iron levels are low get a blood test done preferably a CBC or a full body check up.
Last updated on 10 May 2023
What are the diagnostic features of iron deficiency?
The features which can indicate anemia are unexplained weakness, brittle nails, chest pain (without any reason), fatigue and breathlessness. If you are having most of the symptoms consider taking a test and consulting a general practitioner.
Last updated on 10 May 2023
When does regular iron deficiency become anemia?
Iron deficiency anemia develops when your body uses the iron stores faster than they can be refilled, or when the flow of iron into your system has slowed due to undiagnosed medical conditions.
Last updated on 10 May 2023
What is a good diet for getting over iron deficiency?
A good diet for getting over boderline iron deficiency is fortified cereals rich in iron and spinach. Additionally, take green leafy vegetables that will help you resolve your iron deficiency over a period of time.
Last updated on 11 May 2023
Is iron deficiency anemia dangerous?
No, it is not dangerous. It can be resolved with diet and medications.
Last updated on 11 May 2023
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