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Could The Pain In Muscles Be Related To Anemia?

Hi, may I answer your health queries right now ? Please type your query here. Hello. I am a 61 yr. old female with iron deficient anemia. Had a colonoscopy and one polyp removed but it was also noted I had a few non-bleeding (at that time) colonic angioectasias. I had two bone marrow biopsies which looked good. I have fibromyalgia also and use exercise as a method of pain management but after those biopsies, I have had increased hip and knee pain (most likely the piraformis muscle) and I think the sciatic nerve may be involved. I cannot get the muscle(s) to relax--heat, stretching or exercise is not helping. What I want to know is could this be related to the anemia I m dealing with? Of course, I am getting very little sleep as a result of all this pain. Any thoughts about this?
Mon, 22 Sep 2014
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do try taking any pain killers.
anaemias will often cause pain in the body.
if in case things dont improve, then do visit a physician
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Could The Pain In Muscles Be Related To Anemia?

hello do try taking any pain killers. anaemias will often cause pain in the body. if in case things dont improve, then do visit a physician