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Extreme fatigue and dizziness relieved by taking an iron b12 and folate (folic acid) for a few days. today fbc normal, not anemia?

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Maybe: Depending on how severe the anemia and how long a few days is it could have been an anemia the responded to the supplements.

Dr Cordero agreed

Answered 4/10/2014

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