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A member asked:
I'm a late bloomer. also, i'm suffering from anaemia. what will be the effects of this disease on me?
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Depends: Being a late bloomer when you are an adult, should not impact your current health, unless while going trough puberty you did not develop enough bone density or were too thin. Anemia needs to be corrected and evaluated by your doctor. Why are you anemic? How severe is the anemia? If red blood cells are too low, your body feels fatigued and may not be processing oxygen efficiently.
Answered 4/2/2016
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