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I have anemia, iron 4.7 and hemaglobins 10.6, i've also been bleeding, menestral, for 13 days straight. very heavy with many clots and pain. i'm 43.
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See GYN: The commonest cause of your symptoms are uterine fibroids but there are other possible causes that can only be figured with a history and an exam
Answered 6/21/2017
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