What treatments, drugs, or vitamins would you suggest to someone who has iron-deficiency anemia?
Q. What treatments, drugs, or vitamins would you suggest to someone who has iron-deficiency anemia? What would you suggest to someone who has pernicious anemia?
Asked by Sasha - Wed Feb 4 19:41:46 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I have iron-deficient anemia and the nurse told me to stop drinking so much tea (b/c tea blocks iron absorbtion), eat more greens, fish, eggs, take vitamin B12 or iron. not sure about the other.
Answered by Lumaria - Wed Feb 4 19:47:13 2009
Q. What treatments, drugs, or vitamins would you suggest to someone who has iron-deficiency anemia? What would you suggest to someone who has pernicious anemia?
Asked by Sasha - Wed Feb 4 19:41:46 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I have iron-deficient anemia and the nurse told me to stop drinking so much tea (b/c tea blocks iron absorbtion), eat more greens, fish, eggs, take vitamin B12 or iron. not sure about the other.
Answered by Lumaria - Wed Feb 4 19:47:13 2009
I have iron deficiency anemia, what can I eat to feel better?
Q. I'd like to know what foods can help me feel better (I already take iron pills). And I drink big amounts of milk and tea, can I keep doing that? Are tea and milk bad for anemia?
Asked by Viky - Sat May 31 12:02:56 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. green vegetables,, pomegranate in fruits.. i mean to say u need to eat food high in iron... fish in non veg... go for iron food but also eat pulses pane er curd ..u know make a chart or take help from dietitian in planing what to eat..
Answered by far - Sat May 31 12:09:39 2008
Q. I'd like to know what foods can help me feel better (I already take iron pills). And I drink big amounts of milk and tea, can I keep doing that? Are tea and milk bad for anemia?
Asked by Viky - Sat May 31 12:02:56 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. green vegetables,, pomegranate in fruits.. i mean to say u need to eat food high in iron... fish in non veg... go for iron food but also eat pulses pane er curd ..u know make a chart or take help from dietitian in planing what to eat..
Answered by far - Sat May 31 12:09:39 2008
Is iron deficiency anemia can be treated just by taking iron supplements like ferrous sulfate?
Q. At first, I felt pain on my stomach and suffer it for few days. I thought it's just an ordinary pain until i decided to see a doctor coz after few days i felt so much pain under my right ribs everytime i breath and when i lay down i can't breath. After the blood test we find out that i have anemia. My red blood cells are just 4.31 while the normal for a female is 4.5 - 5.1 and i also need more hemoglibon coz mine is just 8.7 while the normal for female is 12.3 - 14.3 and also hematocrit is 27.1 while the normal is 35.9 - 44.6. I did not go back to my doctor, instead i just take foods rich in iron and vitamins like ferrous sulfate.
Asked by unknown - Fri Sep 7 04:57:17 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you can bring back ur haemoglobin reading to the noral rate by taking iron supplemen or food reach in iron.. but sometimes they just do not work..because ur baody might be lack in vitamin c which is very important in iron absorbtion. so, uve to take this supplementray also...vitamin k will also help...its important to have ur doctor monitor ur recovery..:)
Answered by mousedeer586 - Fri Sep 7 05:07:03 2007
Q. At first, I felt pain on my stomach and suffer it for few days. I thought it's just an ordinary pain until i decided to see a doctor coz after few days i felt so much pain under my right ribs everytime i breath and when i lay down i can't breath. After the blood test we find out that i have anemia. My red blood cells are just 4.31 while the normal for a female is 4.5 - 5.1 and i also need more hemoglibon coz mine is just 8.7 while the normal for female is 12.3 - 14.3 and also hematocrit is 27.1 while the normal is 35.9 - 44.6. I did not go back to my doctor, instead i just take foods rich in iron and vitamins like ferrous sulfate.
Asked by unknown - Fri Sep 7 04:57:17 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you can bring back ur haemoglobin reading to the noral rate by taking iron supplemen or food reach in iron.. but sometimes they just do not work..because ur baody might be lack in vitamin c which is very important in iron absorbtion. so, uve to take this supplementray also...vitamin k will also help...its important to have ur doctor monitor ur recovery..:)
Answered by mousedeer586 - Fri Sep 7 05:07:03 2007
How do you take care of yourself when you have iron deficiency anemia?
Q. Am asking on behalf of a friend. Any suggestions on diet and exercise would be appreciated. Thank you. Thanks for the answers so far. Yes, my friend has seen a doctor, and the doctor thinks she is anemic or has iron deficiency.
Asked by jimmy_tst - Fri Dec 12 01:12:31 2008 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The suggestions you have are great. I just want to add, if your friend takes an iron supplement, then they need to make sure they get plenty of fiber. Iron pills can make you really constipated and that's not a good feeling! Lot's of meat and any green veggies! Also be weary of taking a shower. If it's really bad all the heat and steam could cause them to pass out. Maybe stick with a bath until they get everything straightened out. I had a friend that was anemic with iron deficiency and she used to pass out in the shower every time she took one!
Answered by ashmarie321 - Fri Dec 12 10:54:59 2008
Q. Am asking on behalf of a friend. Any suggestions on diet and exercise would be appreciated. Thank you. Thanks for the answers so far. Yes, my friend has seen a doctor, and the doctor thinks she is anemic or has iron deficiency.
Asked by jimmy_tst - Fri Dec 12 01:12:31 2008 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The suggestions you have are great. I just want to add, if your friend takes an iron supplement, then they need to make sure they get plenty of fiber. Iron pills can make you really constipated and that's not a good feeling! Lot's of meat and any green veggies! Also be weary of taking a shower. If it's really bad all the heat and steam could cause them to pass out. Maybe stick with a bath until they get everything straightened out. I had a friend that was anemic with iron deficiency and she used to pass out in the shower every time she took one!
Answered by ashmarie321 - Fri Dec 12 10:54:59 2008
What is the average life span for a person with iron deficiency anemia?
Q. My cousin, just recently, was diagnosed with this problem. She also said one of her valves are swelling. I want to know how long she'll be with me.
Asked by meggz - Fri Apr 7 15:23:14 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Find some good dietary sources of iron. If you can get enough of those foods into her system so that she can function and rebuild her reserves, she should be with you a good, long while. Dietary sources are best because they don't have the side effects and are more readily absorbed by the body. One thing that's not on the list below that's great to rebuild iron is chlorophyll. Nature's Sunshine sells capsules and a liquid you can add to water. It's sort of minty. https://www.naturessunshi ne.com/products/catalog/p roducts.asp?stocknum=1689 &language=1 You also want to avoid mixing calcium foods with iron foods as the calcium interferes with absorption.
Answered by Contemplative Chanteuse IDK TIRH - Fri Apr 7 16:36:51 2006
Q. My cousin, just recently, was diagnosed with this problem. She also said one of her valves are swelling. I want to know how long she'll be with me.
Asked by meggz - Fri Apr 7 15:23:14 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Find some good dietary sources of iron. If you can get enough of those foods into her system so that she can function and rebuild her reserves, she should be with you a good, long while. Dietary sources are best because they don't have the side effects and are more readily absorbed by the body. One thing that's not on the list below that's great to rebuild iron is chlorophyll. Nature's Sunshine sells capsules and a liquid you can add to water. It's sort of minty. https://www.naturessunshi ne.com/products/catalog/p roducts.asp?stocknum=1689 &language=1 You also want to avoid mixing calcium foods with iron foods as the calcium interferes with absorption.
Answered by Contemplative Chanteuse IDK TIRH - Fri Apr 7 16:36:51 2006
Can getting frequent bloddy noses cause Iron deficiency anemia ?
Q. I get frequent nose bleeds, and I want to know if this causes Iron deficiency anemia? Because I am really unhealthily pale, have dark circles,even though I eat and sleep well. :(
Asked by belly c - Wed Jul 4 14:43:21 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I doubt that your nose is bleeding enough to cause iron deficiency anemia. You would have to really be having some major nosebleeds!! However, you should be asking your doctor about the cause of your frequent nose bleeds and of your anemia. They are both treatable conditions. Good luck to you...
Answered by xfilekel - Wed Jul 4 14:53:56 2007
Q. I get frequent nose bleeds, and I want to know if this causes Iron deficiency anemia? Because I am really unhealthily pale, have dark circles,even though I eat and sleep well. :(
Asked by belly c - Wed Jul 4 14:43:21 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I doubt that your nose is bleeding enough to cause iron deficiency anemia. You would have to really be having some major nosebleeds!! However, you should be asking your doctor about the cause of your frequent nose bleeds and of your anemia. They are both treatable conditions. Good luck to you...
Answered by xfilekel - Wed Jul 4 14:53:56 2007
What are the signs and symptoms of iron deficiency anemia?
Q. And what are possible causes? What are the potential dangers of leaving it untreated?
Asked by Princess - Sat Jun 9 13:22:20 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. What is Iron Deficiency Anemia? Iron Deficiency Anemia (also called IDA) is a condition where a person has inadequate amounts of iron to meet body demands. It is a decrease in the amount of red cells in the blood caused by having too little iron. Iron deficiency anemia is usually caused by a diet insufficient in iron or from blood loss. Blood loss can be acute as in hemorrhage or trauma or long term as in heavy menstruation. Iron deficiency anemia is the most common form of anemia. About 20% of women, 50% of pregnant women, and 3% of men are iron deficient. Some people with iron deficiency anemia always feel cold. They feel cold because iron plays a role in regulating the body's temperature. Iron deficiency anemia and sickle cell… [cont.]
Answered by Kelly D - Sat Jun 9 13:27:39 2007
Q. And what are possible causes? What are the potential dangers of leaving it untreated?
Asked by Princess - Sat Jun 9 13:22:20 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. What is Iron Deficiency Anemia? Iron Deficiency Anemia (also called IDA) is a condition where a person has inadequate amounts of iron to meet body demands. It is a decrease in the amount of red cells in the blood caused by having too little iron. Iron deficiency anemia is usually caused by a diet insufficient in iron or from blood loss. Blood loss can be acute as in hemorrhage or trauma or long term as in heavy menstruation. Iron deficiency anemia is the most common form of anemia. About 20% of women, 50% of pregnant women, and 3% of men are iron deficient. Some people with iron deficiency anemia always feel cold. They feel cold because iron plays a role in regulating the body's temperature. Iron deficiency anemia and sickle cell… [cont.]
Answered by Kelly D - Sat Jun 9 13:27:39 2007
How can they treat severe iron deficiency anemia?
Q. my level is 8 its supposed to be in the 200's. my level is 8 im supposedtoo be in the 20's and i take 3 iron pills everyday for about 4 months...my conditions are still the same. my level is 8 im supposed too be in the 200's and i take 3 iron pills everyday for about 4 months...my conditions are still the same.
Asked by fulloflife16 - Sun Feb 8 14:38:36 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They'll probably put you on iron supplements and do further testing to see why you're so anemic. As a last ditch, in emergency situations, IV transfusion of packed red blood cells may be used. *** I'm surprised that your doctor hasn't ordered other testing since there has been no improvement over a few months time with supplementation. Perhaps it's time to ask your doctor for a referral to a hematologist.
Answered by PooPooLaTrash - Sun Feb 8 14:47:53 2009
Q. my level is 8 its supposed to be in the 200's. my level is 8 im supposedtoo be in the 20's and i take 3 iron pills everyday for about 4 months...my conditions are still the same. my level is 8 im supposed too be in the 200's and i take 3 iron pills everyday for about 4 months...my conditions are still the same.
Asked by fulloflife16 - Sun Feb 8 14:38:36 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They'll probably put you on iron supplements and do further testing to see why you're so anemic. As a last ditch, in emergency situations, IV transfusion of packed red blood cells may be used. *** I'm surprised that your doctor hasn't ordered other testing since there has been no improvement over a few months time with supplementation. Perhaps it's time to ask your doctor for a referral to a hematologist.
Answered by PooPooLaTrash - Sun Feb 8 14:47:53 2009
What low level of Vitamin B12 would be considered deficiency anemia?
Q. Yesterday I was told by my doctor my Vitamin B12 level is 97, and that I should take supplements. She didn't say I was anemic, but everyone I've told has been shocked and asked if I was anemic. Any ideas?
Asked by Kim S - Thu May 1 12:46:12 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you can probably find your answer on this site somewhere! it's a website called the dietary supplement information bureau and it has a lot of information on pretty much every vitamin and mineral, as well as what disabilities and diseases it can treat. hope this helps :)
Answered by eleanor6198 - Fri May 2 21:29:17 2008
Q. Yesterday I was told by my doctor my Vitamin B12 level is 97, and that I should take supplements. She didn't say I was anemic, but everyone I've told has been shocked and asked if I was anemic. Any ideas?
Asked by Kim S - Thu May 1 12:46:12 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you can probably find your answer on this site somewhere! it's a website called the dietary supplement information bureau and it has a lot of information on pretty much every vitamin and mineral, as well as what disabilities and diseases it can treat. hope this helps :)
Answered by eleanor6198 - Fri May 2 21:29:17 2008
Is having iron deficiency anemia something to take seriously?
Q. I have been a vegetarian for 15 years, with only a few indulgences of feta cheese or pizza outside the home through the years. I have had MS for over 20 years, I am now 38. I have thought that compared to MS, my iron deficiency anemia isn't that serious, but at times I wonder if I am not helping matters with fatigue/weakness that comes with MS. I have taken an iron supplement for about 14 years now. I have been brushing this off for a long time, outside of my husband, who is a type 1 juvenile diabetic, no one gets why I refuse to eat meat...the only carnivores in our home are our family of indoor cats...I also take a vitamin B complex... I have had to learn so much about nutrition dealing with my hubby and his insulin pump, that I… [cont.]
Asked by Meg - Thu Oct 11 10:20:29 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. anemia can be cvery serious. last year it alone almost put me in my grave 4 times in one week. it causes all kinds of thing to happen as it gets worse. woemn lose iron each month with their monthly cycle, hence why it seems to never go away once you have it. eating meat isnt the best way to get iron. you can get a lot of iron eating seaweed type foods. some of your darker green veggies are rich in iron, bananas have iron as well. if nothing else. you can try an iron supplement, but if it bothers your stomach too much, than the absolute last resort may end up being - going to a hemotologist and having an iron infusion. i was told last year to have a transfusion or die. i said no and prayed for healing. i am doing much better now,… [cont.]
Answered by trooper753 - Thu Oct 11 10:34:25 2007
Q. I have been a vegetarian for 15 years, with only a few indulgences of feta cheese or pizza outside the home through the years. I have had MS for over 20 years, I am now 38. I have thought that compared to MS, my iron deficiency anemia isn't that serious, but at times I wonder if I am not helping matters with fatigue/weakness that comes with MS. I have taken an iron supplement for about 14 years now. I have been brushing this off for a long time, outside of my husband, who is a type 1 juvenile diabetic, no one gets why I refuse to eat meat...the only carnivores in our home are our family of indoor cats...I also take a vitamin B complex... I have had to learn so much about nutrition dealing with my hubby and his insulin pump, that I… [cont.]
Asked by Meg - Thu Oct 11 10:20:29 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. anemia can be cvery serious. last year it alone almost put me in my grave 4 times in one week. it causes all kinds of thing to happen as it gets worse. woemn lose iron each month with their monthly cycle, hence why it seems to never go away once you have it. eating meat isnt the best way to get iron. you can get a lot of iron eating seaweed type foods. some of your darker green veggies are rich in iron, bananas have iron as well. if nothing else. you can try an iron supplement, but if it bothers your stomach too much, than the absolute last resort may end up being - going to a hemotologist and having an iron infusion. i was told last year to have a transfusion or die. i said no and prayed for healing. i am doing much better now,… [cont.]
Answered by trooper753 - Thu Oct 11 10:34:25 2007
In your experience, How is a B12 deficiency (Anemia) treated?
Q. Please only post links that support your answer, I'm more looking for experience than data, I've read most of what's out there. What were your reactions to the shots or the vitamins? Which worked for you and how long are you going to be on the treatment?
Asked by Soon to be Mrs. Smith - Fri Apr 25 10:58:39 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. B12 injections
Answered by Jamie G - Fri Apr 25 11:01:11 2008
Q. Please only post links that support your answer, I'm more looking for experience than data, I've read most of what's out there. What were your reactions to the shots or the vitamins? Which worked for you and how long are you going to be on the treatment?
Asked by Soon to be Mrs. Smith - Fri Apr 25 10:58:39 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. B12 injections
Answered by Jamie G - Fri Apr 25 11:01:11 2008
What body systems does iron deficiency anemia affect?
Q. What body systems does iron deficiency anemia affect?
Asked by Ashley K - Thu Apr 23 16:53:22 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Mild anemia does not have any significant long-term consequences. However, as the anemia becomes more severe, there are medical problems which may arise. The most serious of these involve the heart. Severe anemia may cause a condition called high-output heart failure, where the heart must work harder to provide enough oxygen to the brain and other internal organs. The heart beats faster and increases the amount of blood that is delivered per minute. When this condition occurs in individuals that have existing heart disease, the heart may be unable to keep up with this increased demand, and symptoms of heart failure such as difficulty breathing and leg swelling may occur. Individuals who have coronary artery disease, or narrowing of the… [cont.]
Answered by Affy007 - Thu Apr 23 18:03:09 2009
Q. What body systems does iron deficiency anemia affect?
Asked by Ashley K - Thu Apr 23 16:53:22 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Mild anemia does not have any significant long-term consequences. However, as the anemia becomes more severe, there are medical problems which may arise. The most serious of these involve the heart. Severe anemia may cause a condition called high-output heart failure, where the heart must work harder to provide enough oxygen to the brain and other internal organs. The heart beats faster and increases the amount of blood that is delivered per minute. When this condition occurs in individuals that have existing heart disease, the heart may be unable to keep up with this increased demand, and symptoms of heart failure such as difficulty breathing and leg swelling may occur. Individuals who have coronary artery disease, or narrowing of the… [cont.]
Answered by Affy007 - Thu Apr 23 18:03:09 2009
Pregnant with iron deficiency anemia, I have the choice of a VBAC or another c-section...any opinions?
Q. I am still unsure of how I want to deliver. Anyone been in my shoes and what did you do? Where there any risks on how you delivered?
Asked by Heebiegbee - Fri Jun 19 14:15:03 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I am still unsure of how I want to deliver. Anyone been in my shoes and what did you do? Where there any risks on how you delivered?
Asked by Heebiegbee - Fri Jun 19 14:15:03 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Has anyone ever lost alot of hair because of iron deficiency anemia? If so when does it start to regrow?
Q. Has anyone ever lost alot of hair because of iron deficiency anemia? If so when does it start to regrow?
Asked by brandoleigh - Wed Nov 29 16:13:01 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. if u take iron and once the anaemia has gone it will reduce the hairloss also. Iron content and protien helps hair growth. Ask ur doctor for aexpert opinion. if u r in any ailment, during this time take acre of ur hair also. the basic care... Natural homemade beauty tips for Dandruf, Spiltends, Hairloss, Hot oil massages Fruit pack for hair,- ingredients from your kitchen cabinet --
Answered by Francis G - Wed Nov 29 16:49:04 2006
Q. Has anyone ever lost alot of hair because of iron deficiency anemia? If so when does it start to regrow?
Asked by brandoleigh - Wed Nov 29 16:13:01 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. if u take iron and once the anaemia has gone it will reduce the hairloss also. Iron content and protien helps hair growth. Ask ur doctor for aexpert opinion. if u r in any ailment, during this time take acre of ur hair also. the basic care... Natural homemade beauty tips for Dandruf, Spiltends, Hairloss, Hot oil massages Fruit pack for hair,- ingredients from your kitchen cabinet --
Answered by Francis G - Wed Nov 29 16:49:04 2006
Will I have iron deficiency anemia for the rest of my life?
Q. I was just diagnosed and I know nothing about it and i'm really scared
Asked by Anna H - Wed Jul 22 11:09:57 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You should be given iron and possibly vitamin supplements. Your blood haemoglobin should go up and you should then feel much better with lots more energy. Why did you get it? Do you have heavy periods? If this is a problem your doctor may be able to help. Do you eat enough iron containing foods? Your doctor should be able to give you a leaflet with advice on diet including both animal and vegetable foods containing iron. You also need enough vitamin C to absorb and process the iron. The other possibility is that you have unexplained bleeding, this is unlikely but people who take aspirin or non steroidals such as brufen can sometimes get it. If your diet is OK and you don't have extra blood loss then there is no special reason why you… [cont.]
Answered by kid on the block - Wed Jul 22 11:24:12 2009
Q. I was just diagnosed and I know nothing about it and i'm really scared
Asked by Anna H - Wed Jul 22 11:09:57 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You should be given iron and possibly vitamin supplements. Your blood haemoglobin should go up and you should then feel much better with lots more energy. Why did you get it? Do you have heavy periods? If this is a problem your doctor may be able to help. Do you eat enough iron containing foods? Your doctor should be able to give you a leaflet with advice on diet including both animal and vegetable foods containing iron. You also need enough vitamin C to absorb and process the iron. The other possibility is that you have unexplained bleeding, this is unlikely but people who take aspirin or non steroidals such as brufen can sometimes get it. If your diet is OK and you don't have extra blood loss then there is no special reason why you… [cont.]
Answered by kid on the block - Wed Jul 22 11:24:12 2009
Can you have iron and vitamin B12 deficiency anemia at the same time?
Q. Can you have iron and vitamin B12 deficiency anemia at the same time?
Asked by karina - Thu Apr 2 12:07:52 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi, Yes, anemia usually means a deficiency in either iron, b12 or folate. It could be any one of those or any combination of the three. So it is definitely possible to have both iron and b12 deficiency at the same time.
Answered by Albee - Sun Apr 5 02:22:22 2009
Q. Can you have iron and vitamin B12 deficiency anemia at the same time?
Asked by karina - Thu Apr 2 12:07:52 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi, Yes, anemia usually means a deficiency in either iron, b12 or folate. It could be any one of those or any combination of the three. So it is definitely possible to have both iron and b12 deficiency at the same time.
Answered by Albee - Sun Apr 5 02:22:22 2009
Iron deficiency anemia and iron supplements?
Q. How long does it normally take for someone to start feeling better after taking iron supplements for iron deficiency anemia? 1 hour, 1 day, 1 week??
Asked by Philthy_But_Clean - Thu May 29 12:29:36 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It can take a long time because iron supplements aren't easily absorbed. The average person's body will only dissolve and absorb 20% of most solid supplements and will eliminate the remaining 80% I suggest a product called Floradix if you want to feel better right away. It's going to make you feel better in a matter of days.
Answered by Violet Pearl - Thu May 29 12:37:59 2008
Q. How long does it normally take for someone to start feeling better after taking iron supplements for iron deficiency anemia? 1 hour, 1 day, 1 week??
Asked by Philthy_But_Clean - Thu May 29 12:29:36 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It can take a long time because iron supplements aren't easily absorbed. The average person's body will only dissolve and absorb 20% of most solid supplements and will eliminate the remaining 80% I suggest a product called Floradix if you want to feel better right away. It's going to make you feel better in a matter of days.
Answered by Violet Pearl - Thu May 29 12:37:59 2008
Will iron deficiency anemia improve on its own without any treatment?
Q. Will iron deficiency anemia improve on its own without any treatment?
Asked by aussygirl87 - Sat Jun 13 22:07:06 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No. You will need to eat foods with a lot of iron in them and/or take iron supplements. In addition, you need to know why you have an iron deficiency. Some anemias are easily treated. Other anemias are serious problems and need to be managed by a medical professional.
Answered by unknown - Sat Jun 13 22:25:25 2009
Q. Will iron deficiency anemia improve on its own without any treatment?
Asked by aussygirl87 - Sat Jun 13 22:07:06 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No. You will need to eat foods with a lot of iron in them and/or take iron supplements. In addition, you need to know why you have an iron deficiency. Some anemias are easily treated. Other anemias are serious problems and need to be managed by a medical professional.
Answered by unknown - Sat Jun 13 22:25:25 2009
I have iron deficiency anemia and a hangover?
Q. I was drinking last night, should NOT have done that. What helps for this kind of headache? I'm dying over here.
Asked by loveless_sselevol - Tue Sep 1 04:59:02 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. As hangovers are almost always caused by dehydration, drinking water will help. Be careful with Tylenol after ingesting alcohol. Motrin, aleve, etc can be taken with care as long as you don't have bleeding problems. Try getting some food on your stomach as well, believe it or not greasy cheeseburgers seem to work the best. In the future, alternate a bottle of water between drinks, eat beforehand, and you will come out much better.
Answered by revolt - Tue Sep 1 05:10:03 2009
Q. I was drinking last night, should NOT have done that. What helps for this kind of headache? I'm dying over here.
Asked by loveless_sselevol - Tue Sep 1 04:59:02 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. As hangovers are almost always caused by dehydration, drinking water will help. Be careful with Tylenol after ingesting alcohol. Motrin, aleve, etc can be taken with care as long as you don't have bleeding problems. Try getting some food on your stomach as well, believe it or not greasy cheeseburgers seem to work the best. In the future, alternate a bottle of water between drinks, eat beforehand, and you will come out much better.
Answered by revolt - Tue Sep 1 05:10:03 2009
What should you eat if you have an Iron-deficiency Anemia ?
Q. What should you eat if you have an Iron-deficiency Anemia ?
Asked by Orchid - Thu Feb 8 08:27:21 2007 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. spinach *** Dapper is very right, but you have to get an old caste iron skillet. I have one at home.
Answered by FaerieWhings - Thu Feb 8 08:31:09 2007
Q. What should you eat if you have an Iron-deficiency Anemia ?
Asked by Orchid - Thu Feb 8 08:27:21 2007 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. spinach *** Dapper is very right, but you have to get an old caste iron skillet. I have one at home.
Answered by FaerieWhings - Thu Feb 8 08:31:09 2007
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