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What is the relationship between jra and anemia?
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Anemia can be JIA: Patients with JIA can get anemia. It is felt to be a problem with how the bone marrow handles iron, but there can be other reasons also. Your rheumatologist will be able to help clarify this issue.
Answered 3/9/2015
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