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Here are some other symptoms: Iron-deficiency anemia symptoms may be mild, but as the condition advances, they can get worse and include: Extreme fatigue Weakness Pale skin Chest pain, rapid heartbeat, or shortness of breath Headache, dizziness, or light-headedness Cold hands and feet An inflamed or sore tongue Brittle nails Odd cravings for ice, dirt, or starch Loss of appetite, most often in babies and kids Aplastic anemia symptoms may be severe from the start or gradually worsen over time
It has the highest calcification rate of any organ in the human body
2): The formation of peroxyl radicals leads to the production of organic hydroperoxides, which, in turn, can abstract hydrogen from another PUFA, analogous to reaction 1: This reaction is termed propagation, implying that one initiating hit results in the conversion of numerous PUFA to lipid hydroperoxides
What you can do is use a structured decision path to assess your own situation and determine how urgently you should seek evaluation