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Is it common for anemia to cause a pounding/throbbing headache and nausia? i have been anemic in past and are having lots of irregular menstral issues
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Headahce: A definite possibility. Nausea not so much. Are you on iron for your anemia? This commonly causes GI upest.
Answered 6/10/2014
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