HealthDoctor Links Constant Ice Craving to Iron Deficiency
Dr. G Vimal Kumar, senior consultant at MGM Cancer Institute, explains that a persistent craving for chewing ice, known as pagophagia, may indicate iron deficiency anemia. While the exact cause is unclear, one theory suggests chewing ice temporarily improves alertness and refreshment, especially when iron deficiency causes tiredness. This habit could signal an underlying health issue needing attention.
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