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Iron absorption
How much iron is typically absorbed in the body when taking a supplement of Ferrous Ascorbate equivalent to elemental Iron of 100mg ?
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Depends. Would like to discuss in details and provide apt solution. Kindly consult.
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If tab as elemental iron 100mg absorption varies... 80 to 90 percentage Hb produced still less out of that So iron supplements usually 3 months so there is proper replenishment
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Amount varies as per conditions depending upon numerous factors
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Consultation for detailed discussion is advisable
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Depends on the method of administration. Absorption in body is different than utilisation of it to repair the deficiency and getting symptoms relief will take further more time. However advisable to take one tab a day. Kindly consult to know further.
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