Complications of Macrocytic anemia.
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When macrocytic anemia is due to a problem with the bone marrow or an organ, this underlying cause can trigger further complications. For example, people with untreated bone marrow disorders may develop leukemia. Most cases of macrocytic anemia are due to vitamin deficiencies, which can cause different complications depending on the vitamin: Vitamin B-12 deficiencies A vitamin B-12 deficiency can cause:
Folate deficiencies A folate deficiency can cause:
What is the treatment for macrocytic anemia?