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Can low iron levels cause neurological symptoms?
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Yes: You'll feel crummy if you're becoming iron deficient before you become anemic. I think it's from too little iron available for cytochromes. It's unlikely to produce focal neurologic signs, or explain your blurry vision.
Answered 3/29/2019
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