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Does being anemic cause a women to have early periods? n less change of getting pregnant?
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No: There is really no reason anemia would lead to either early periods or decreased fertility. That being said, it is important to get the anemia treated if you wish to be fertile and have a normal pregnancy.
Answered 4/3/2013
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