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Will undiagnosed severe iron deficiency have caused long term damage to your brain
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Will undiagnosed severe iron deficiency have caused long term damage to your brain

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Yes it can cause long term damage due to the blood not having enough oxygen as it’s being circulated throughout the body which can lead to neurodegeneration and increase your risk for cognitive decline
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