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Can anemia stunt your growth?
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Yes: Severe anemia can definitely cause delays in growth and development in a child. There are many causes of anemia that result in varying degrees of anemia. Many types of anemia are treatable, and correcting anemia in children is essential for their growth and development.
Answered 2/10/2013
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