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I am sometimes fine , and sometimes tired especially if i go out and walk for 15 minutes . could that be anemia or no because i am sometimes fine ?
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Tired: Many possibilities.Go and see your doctor, get checked out, may need bloodwork.
Answered 9/21/2013
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