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Understanding the symptoms of anaemia can help women get early detection and better health outcomes in the long run.
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Feeling unusually tired or weak even after rest is one of the most common signs of anaemia.
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Noticeable paleness in the face, lips, inner eyelids, or nails suggests low red blood cell levels.
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Struggling to breathe during mild activity or climbing stairs may indicate low haemoglobin.
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Anaemia forces the heart to pump harder, leading to palpitations or irregular rhythms.
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Reduced oxygen supply to the brain can trigger persistent or severe headaches.
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Feeling faint, dizzy, or unsteady is another common warning sign.
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Poor circulation from low red blood cells can make extremities feel cold.
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Difficulty focusing or reduced productivity can result from lack of oxygen to the brain.
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A weakened immune system due to anaemia increases infection risk.
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Low oxygen levels affect mental health, causing irritability, anxiety, or depression.
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