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Women who experience heavy menstrual bleeding are at risk of having iron-deficiency anaemia.
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SINGAPORE – Heavy menstrual bleeding and iron-deficiency anaemia are conditions that often go unnoticed until they significantly impact daily life.
Secretary Nur Hanna Nasarudin initially thought her heavy menstrual bleeding was normal. However, in 2023, a lump in the 42-year-old’s lower abdomen revealed underlying health issues.
