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Would skin color change if i had to much iron in my blood? total hysterectomy dont have periods i eat mainly fish and leafy greens skin seems bronze
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Anaemia: If you have anaemia due to lack of. Iron your skin would be pale. However if you have too. Much iron you ma develop a bronze color in your skin. Good Luck X O
Answered 6/12/2019
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