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Should i be concerned about my low iron levels?
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Yes: Many of the causes of low iron levels are treatable. Most people compensate for low iron levels without symptoms but if the cause leads to worsening levels, then investigating and treating the cause are worthwhile and sensible.
Answered 10/4/2016
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