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* IV iron may be appropriate if oral iron is not tolerated, but the cause of iron deficiency must also be identified. * Persistent globus sensation and belching despite gastric treatment need separate evaluation; they should not automatically be attributed to iron tablets.

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Iv iron will be more useful for you if you are unable to tolerate this orally. Plus you have to add Cap Pantop dsr - 1tab - once daily- early morning empty stomach -5 days If still gas is forming then take tab Digene - 1 tab - as per needed Add yoghurt,fresh curd in your diet.

IV iron may be appropriate if oral iron is not tolerated. Please book a consultation to assess your persistent gastric symptoms, review possible causes, and the safest IV iron preparation and dose.

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Get cbc done, take some anti allergy inj or pill before iron infusion after consulting your treating physician . If unable to tolerate oral iron ,infusion is next option.

A you have a number of adverse effects of oral iron medicines ,you can definitely consider iron infusion therapy, especially when your hgb is 9 with a a significantly low ferritin.Ferric carboxymaltose is relatively a safe parenteral iron preparation.However , practically you should check for any allergic reaction.

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Hello, Take Balanced diet. For diet details and ePrescription consult by practo app. Thanks.

Iv therapy is indicated if you are not tolerated to oral drugs Consult to physician in person and take the injectable drugs

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Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management

You can take IV iron Incase you can't tolerate oral iron For further guidance and treatment you can connect with me on practo app In that way I can help you better

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Hello, Your results indicate iron-deficiency anaemia, with haemoglobin of 9.7 g/dL and ferritin of just 4 ng/mL, suggesting severely depleted iron stores. Since oral iron caused significant gastrointestinal discomfort, intravenous (IV) iron is a reasonable and effective alternative. Modern IV iron preparations are generally safe, although mild side effects such as nausea, headache, and dizziness can occur. Severe allergic reactions are rare. Your dust allergy and skin sensitivity do not automatically make IV iron unsafe. The persistent throat fullness (globus sensation) and burping may be related to reflux or another gastrointestinal condition and require separate evaluation.

As ur Ferritin levels are low.. and Serum Hb also low suggesting IDA.. oral iron is the drug of choice you’ve to take it before food remember not taking any PPIs like pantoprazole / ranitidine etc… and of course GI side effects are the most common cause pts intolerant..if u can’t tolerate oral iron then IV FCM is the best option for you.. thanks for more u can consult..

Your reports indicate significant iron deficiency anemia (Hb 9.7 g/dL, ferritin 4 ng/mL). Since oral iron caused gastric intolerance, IV iron is a reasonable and generally safe alternative under medical supervision. However, as your globus sensation and belching have persisted for three months, further evaluation is necessary. I recommend a gastroenterology consultation and consideration of upper GI endoscopy to identify the cause of your symptoms and rule out gastrointestinal blood loss or other pathology. Please share your age, sex, and whether you have difficulty swallowing, weight loss, or any bleeding history so we can plan the next steps appropriately.

IV iron infusions are a standard, usually well tolerated option when oral iron isn't working or isn't tolerated, which fits your situation with ongoing gastric symptoms despite stopping the tablets. Your ferritin of 4 with haemoglobin 9.7 does need correcting, and IV iron corrects it faster than tablets while skipping the stomach side effects you've had.