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Is it possible for a person to have gradual blood loss from cutting a lot everyday?
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Certainly: Though this depends on the amount of blood loss, and the length of time this has been going on, as well as how much daily iron is being taken, and whether the individual is a menstruating woman or not.
Answered 3/31/2013
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