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When should I see my healthcare provider?If you're concerned about developing anemia or you have anemia, here are some questions you may want to ask your healthcare provider:

What kind of anemia do I have?A note from Cleveland Clinic

Anemia happens when you don't have enough red blood cells or your red blood cells aren't working as well as they could.If you have anemia, you should check with your provider if your symptoms get worse despite treatment or if you notice changes in your body that may be new symptoms of anemia.Chest pain What questions should I ask my healthcare provider?Some people are born with forms of anemia, but most people who have anemia develop the condition over time.Untreated, anemia may cause serious medical issues.Nausea.Sweating.

When should I see my healthcare provider?

If you have anemia, you should check with your provider if your symptoms get worse despite treatment or if you notice changes in your body that may be new symptoms of anemia.

When should I go to the emergency room?

Anemia may increase your risk of a heart attack. Call 911 if you have the following symptoms:

Trouble breathing.
Nausea.
Sweating.
Chest pain
What questions should I ask my healthcare provider?

Anemia may affect your body in many ways. It may happen for many different reasons. If you’re concerned about developing anemia or you have anemia, here are some questions you may want to ask your healthcare provider:

What kind of anemia do I have?
What caused it?
What treatments do you recommend?
When will I start to feel better?
How long will I need treatment?
Can you cure my anemia?
A note from Cleveland Clinic

Anemia happens when you don’t have enough red blood cells or your red blood cells aren’t working as well as they could. Some people are born with forms of anemia, but most people who have anemia develop the condition over time. That’s why it’s important to keep track of changes in your body. For example, we all have days when we feel worn out. But if you’re feeling very tired for several days despite getting rest, consider talking to your healthcare provider. Most of the time, anemia is a short-term issue easily treated by changing your diet or taking supplements. Untreated, anemia may cause serious medical issues.