Anemia Risk Identifier Quiz

Anyone can have anemia, but if any of the phrases on the previous question describe you (diabetes, heart disease, high blood pressure, 75 or older, African American), you are at a higher risk for anemia. Let’s continue:

If you often feel tired and/or weak without having done anything that would make you feel that way, you might be experiencing symptoms of anemia. Talk to your doctor about getting tested for anemia and what you can do to start feeling better. Let’s continue:

If you sometimes feel tired and/or weak without having done anything that would make you feel that way, you might be experiencing symptoms of anemia. Talk to your doctor about the tests for anemia and what you can do to stay healthy. Let’s continue:

Great! Feeling tired and/or weak without knowing why can be a sign of anemia. It’s good you don’t have this issue. Let’s continue:

If you often have chest pain, see your doctor as soon as possible. You might be experiencing symptoms of anemia or more serious heart problems. Tell your doctor about your symptoms and ask about the tests you should have for anemia and other potential health problems. Let’s continue:

If you sometimes have chest pain, talk to your doctor. Chest pain can be a sign of anemia or more serious heart problems. Tell your doctor about your symptoms and ask about the tests you should have for anemia and other potential health problems. Let’s continue:

Great! Having chest pain can be a sign of anemia. It’s good you don’t have this issue. Let’s continue:

If you often have trouble breathing, see your doctor as soon as possible. You might be experiencing symptoms of anemia or more serious heart or lung problems. Tell your doctor about your symptoms and ask about the tests you should have for anemia and other potential health problems. Let’s continue:

If you sometimes have trouble breathing or catching your breath, talk to your doctor. Having trouble breathing or catching your breath be can a sign of anemia or more serious heart or lung problems. Tell your doctor about your symptoms and ask about the tests you should have for anemia and other potential health problems. Let’s continue:

Great! Having trouble breathing or catching your breath be can a sign of anemia or more serious heart or lung problems. It’s great you don’t have this issue. Let’s continue:

If you often feel dizzy, you might be experiencing symptoms of anemia or another health problem. Talk to your doctor about getting tested for anemia and what you can do to start feeling better. Let’s continue:

If you sometimes feel dizzy, you might be experiencing symptoms of anemia. Talk to your doctor about the tests for anemia and what you can do to stay healthy. Let’s continue:

Great! Feeling dizzy can be a sign of anemia. It’s great you don’t have this issue. Let’s continue:

If your skin looks more pale or dull than normal, you might be experiencing symptoms of anemia. Talk to your doctor about getting tested for anemia. Let’s continue:

Great! Unusually pale or dull skin can be a sign of anemia. It’s great you don’t have this issue. Let’s continue:

If you often have trouble concentrating, you might be experiencing symptoms of anemia or another health problem. Talk to your doctor about getting tested for anemia and what you can do to start feeling better. Let’s continue:

If you sometimes have trouble concentrating, you might be experiencing symptoms of anemia. Talk to your doctor about the tests for anemia and what you can do to stay healthy. Let’s continue:

Great! Having trouble concentrating can be a sign of anemia. It’s great you don’t have this issue. Let’s continue:

If you often feel cold when others do not, you might be experiencing symptoms of anemia. Talk to your doctor about getting tested for anemia and what you can do to start feeling better. Let’s continue:

If you sometimes feel cold when others do not, you might be experiencing symptoms of anemia. Talk to your doctor about the tests for anemia and what you can do to stay healthy. Let’s continue:

Great! Feeling cold when others do not can be a sign of anemia. It’s great you don’t have this issue. Let’s continue:

If your heart often feels like it’s beating too fast, you might be experiencing symptoms of anemia or another health problem. Talk to your doctor about getting tested for anemia and what you can do to start feeling better. Click Submit to see your quiz results.

If your heart sometimes feels like it’s beating too fast, you might be experiencing symptoms of anemia. Talk to your doctor about the tests for anemia and what you can do to stay healthy. Click Submit to see your quiz results.

Great! Having a faster‐than‐normal heartbeat can be a sign of anemia. It’s great that you don’t have this issue. Click Submit to see your quiz results.