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Im anemic i take tablets for it im having another blood test in august but heart flutters and palpitationsgetting worse should i get check out again?
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See hematologist: What type of anemia? What is the cause? There are many types of anemia. You need to see the doctor since you have palpitation.
Answered 6/15/2018
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