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Can anemia cause angina? can it be reversed?
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Possible: Angina is sharp chest pain that occurs quickly. Usually it is due to a blocked artery in the heart leading to a lack of supply of oxygen. Anemia can cause the same effect but the anemia will have to be very severe. This is reversible. See a doctor.
Answered 4/14/2018
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Anemia: It can if the anemia is so severe. It can be reversed depending on the cause.
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