Anemia issues due to ankylosing spondylitis?

Hi @Brukeemoosh1758

Thanks for getting this discussion topic started. Let me tag a few members who may be able to share some tips.

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What do you do to combat anemia? How do you cope with the symptoms? What advice can you share with @Brukeemoosh1758 ?

Take care,

Lizzi from the Carenity team

Red blood cell infusion.

@[This content has been moderated by an administrator for violating Carenity’s Terms of Use.]  Dealing with anemia can definitely be challenging, especially when it's linked to autoimmune conditions. Aside from the usual treatments like iron supplements and a balanced diet, it might be helpful to incorporate some lifestyle adjustments. 

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Actually the deficiency is easy to notice. We can exercise to improve blood circulation and use additional foods to support it. Eat regularly to ensure regular [This content has been moderated by an administrator for violating Carenity’s Terms of Use.]  habits. Maintain good and do not do too much vigorous activities to balance well.