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Should i get full blood tests to find out my levels? will this help with tiredness etc.
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Yes please: Yes indeed a full blood test including iron, B12, folic acid levels as well as thyroid function tests can all help towards diagnosing the cause of your tiredness
Answered 8/22/2017
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Tiredness: If you are tired then it would be worth doing a blood test to check blood count , iron , B12 and thyroid function test . Low iron levels is one of the commonest cause for women to be tired .
Answered 3/10/2018
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