Anemia Causes, Symptoms & More

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10. Treatment Varies

Treatment plans for anemia vary based on the root cause of the issue. Direct treatment usually includes supplementing the missing nutrients through injections or pills. Usually, a doctor suggests that patients take iron, B12 or folic acid supplements.

If a comorbid disorder is to blame for the anemia, a doctor also treats the other condition. People who receive an anemia diagnosis are monitored by their doctor through routine blood tests until their blood levels are in a normal range.

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