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Can stress and anxiety make the skin pale ?
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IN A WAY: In a way as you may not take proper care of your self and may have vitamin or other deficiencies and not sleep well etc. This would lead to possibly being pale or sickly looking. Definitely want to check your blood count though. Many people are anemic and this is a definite cause of paleness. Also wonder if this is your norm or is it a change?
Answered 5/11/2016
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