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Can lack of sleep be bad for my anemia?
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More tired: Lack of sleep will not affect your anemia- it will not do anything with the level of your hemoglobin. Lack of sleep, however, will make you more tired-especially if you already feel tired to beign with because of your anemia.
Answered 1/26/2020
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