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The three main causes of anemia are blood loss, high rates of red blood cell destruction, and lack of red blood cell production.
The fastest way to cure anemia is to take iron orally or get iron (with vitamin C) administered through an IV.
Excessive stress can cause anemia as it prevents your body from producing hydrochloric acid, which is essential for the integration of iron and proteins.
You may be anemic if you have symptoms like fatigue, weakness, pale or yellowish skin, irregular heartbeat, short breath, lightheadedness, dizziness, chest pain, and cold hands and feet.
There are at-home iron tests available from pharmacies and online. You do the sample collection yourself but you’d have to send it to a laboratory for testing. For more accurate results, go to a nearby urgent care for an anemia panel test.
Before a blood test, you should not engage in physical activities that may exhaust you, such as strenuous exercise and sexual activities. Smoking and drinking alcohol may also affect the results of your test so it’s best to avoid them before your blood work.
Not necessarily. Most urgent cares accept walk-in patients. But if you want shorter wait times, you can book an appointment through phone or online.
Most urgent care services are covered by insurance. Please contact your insurance plan provider directly for specific questions related to your coverage, deductible, & plan.
Yes. If you need urgent care and you have no insurance, we offer affordable rates for all health care services we offer.
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