Risk factors for _____ anemia include excessive blood loss, menstruation, pregnancy, and rapid growth during adolescence.

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Iron-deficiency anemia is most commonly caused by excessive blood loss, such as during menstruation or childbirth, as well as rapid growth during adolescence. Folic acid-deficiency anemia and megaloblastic anemia are typically caused by insufficient dietary intake or absorption of nutrients, while vitamin B₁₂ anemia is caused by a lack of absorption or intake of this particular vitamin.

Risk Factors for _____ Anemia Include Excessive Blood Loss, Menstruation