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Cough With Phlegm, Indigestion, Swollen Neck Glands. Due To Iron Deficiency Anemia?

Hi there I have iron deficiency anaemia and have had a cough for the last 5 weeks sometimes bringing phlem and/or mucus up I also have a swollen gland in my neck and suffer from indigestion . I am taking ferrous fumerate and zoton fast tab . Is this all connected with the anaemia or should I go back to my own GP thankyou
Mon, 16 Sep 2013
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greetings.
as we can see in your case you already know that you are suffering from iron deficiency anemia.
you have not mentioned how severe it is.
like for Egs in very severe cases it can lead to an identity called as Plummer Vinson syndrome. in which it can present in slight similar symptoms as you are having.
so it is better to take this at priority to rule out anything serious and show yourself to your doctor.

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Cough With Phlegm, Indigestion, Swollen Neck Glands. Due To Iron Deficiency Anemia?

greetings. as we can see in your case you already know that you are suffering from iron deficiency anemia. you have not mentioned how severe it is. like for Egs in very severe cases it can lead to an identity called as Plummer Vinson syndrome. in which it can present in slight similar symptoms as you are having. so it is better to take this at priority to rule out anything serious and show yourself to your doctor.