Question

Anemia, bleeding gums and tongue inflammation are caused by deficiency of

Answer 1

This type of anemia is due to a lack of iron in your diet or chronic blood loss. Iron deficiency anemia can be identified through symptoms that include unusual cravings (such as ice or dirt), brittle nails, a swollen or sore tongue, tiny cracks on the sides of your mouth, and frequent infections. Pernicious anemia...