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Recommend me a good iron supplement
I just found out I'm pretty anemic, and I'm supposed to take a supplement to remedy it.
I'm looking for something that causes nausea the least. I saw something in the store called "Slow Fe", supposedly it is a lot more gentle on your system. Has anyone tried SlowFe? Did you like it? |
Ask a pharmacist or your doctor.
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"SlowFe" is fine...any generic will work.
And eat spinach and liver. (yuk!) |
I have had good luck with Slow Fe - but my advice is to take it AFTER eating and BEFORE you go to bed at night. That helps me avoid stomach problems.
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I've discovered that if I take my iron supplement too closely to when I take my multi-vitamin, the combination really kills my stomach. So, now I take my iron with breakfast and dinner and my vitamin with lunch. Seems to help.
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For a while, I was taking iron suppliments but was still anemic. The nurse at the Red Cross suggested that I start taking my iron with a Vitamin C tab because Vitamin C helps your body absorb iron. And magicly, two or three weeks later, my hematocrit was up enough to donate blood. Yay!
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I just took regular iron sulfate pills...I get extreme nausea a lot and it has never triggered it for me.
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