The two conditions: Are entirely different . The low count of your level of iron or Folic Acid will not affect how much your menstrual flow is . On the contrary , if your flow is heavy , you may develop iron deficiency anemia . Iron deficiency anemia in menstruating women is mostly due to heavy menstrual flow.
Answered 6/25/2014
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Yes.: Low blood count, leading to light, irregular periods results from an inadequate diet ; other risk factors. Foods rich in folic acid: liver, egg yolk, dried beans, lentils, spinach, beetroot, broccoli, bananas, oranges to be eaten raw as possible, to preserve folic acid. Iron from mollusks, liver, squash pumpkin seeds, nuts, beef, whole grains, lamb, beans, tofu, cocoa. Supplements of fe ; folic acid.
Answered 11/28/2017
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