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2026-11-14 13:54:32
Can i take iron tablet after anjeer fruit will it have any affect i ate anjeer fruit evening time I'm having iron deficiency can i take tablet now??
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You can take it No issues

Answered2026-11-14 17:21:21

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Anjeer doesn't block iron absorption, so there's no problem taking your iron tablet after eating it. What does reduce absorption is tea, coffee or calcium-rich foods taken too close to the dose.
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Take the tablet as your doctor advised, ideally away from tea, coffee or milk, and with a vitamin C source like citrus or amla if your stomach tolerates it.
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If you get nausea or stomach upset from it, please mention this to your doctor, since the timing or form of iron can sometimes be adjusted.

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