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Iron tablets dosage
It is fine to take 29 mg of iron byglycinate tablet every alternative day or more is required to correct long term iron deficiency anemia ( I have sensitive stomach too hench the byglycinate form )
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However, whether 29 mg is enough to correct anemia depends on your Hb, ferritin, transferrin saturation, severity of deficiency, menstrual blood loss, and the actual elemental-iron content of your tablet. I would not automatically increase the dose without reviewing your blood reports. ☆ For a sensitive stomach, you can :- ● Take the supplement on alternate days initially. ● Take it with a small amount of food if an empty stomach causes significant nausea, although absorption may be somewhat lower. ● Keep tea/coffee, calcium supplements and dairy away from the iron dose. ● Vitamin C–containing food alongside the supplement can support absorption. ● Recheck CBC/Hb and ferritin after about 3–4 weeks to assess response. If Hb/ferritin are not improving adequately, the dose, adherence, absorption, ongoing blood loss, or the diagnosis needs to be reassessed.
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Good evening pls connect with physician for dosage recommendation.
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Only tablet is not going to help proper diet and proper absorption of nutrients matters
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take vitamin c rich food
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