Re: Re: Iron intolerance issues?

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If your ins covers it, try:

Chromagen Forte (150mg elemental)

Trinsicon (which has a million generics, mine was Ferotrinsic)(110mg

elemental)

Niferex Forte(150mg elemental)

Fe sulfate = 325mg iron SALTS, which is equal to about 65mg elemental iron

(just for comparison)

All are non-fe sulfate, contain B12 + intrinsic factor (which does not make

it work for us), folic acid and vit C.

OTC irons include the generic Niferex (not forte) 150mg elemental

carbonyl irons (usually 19-25mg elemental)

ferrous fumarate (18+)

glycinate (9+)

bisglycinate (9+)

trisglycinate (9+)

And a few more. That's pretty much the order in which I've seen them work

well, too. Sometimes the niferex generic + carbonyl works well

Iron is always taken with vit C, never with dairy or caffeine, never with

any other vites, minerals or meds (unless a pharmacist says they work

together). Alone together for at least an hour. Personally, I do not put

iron or any other pill on empty. Even a cracker is better than iron +

stomach lining to me.

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Re: Iron intolerance issues?

> Oh wow.. thanks all... I was overwhelmed so far with replies to this.

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> To add to this with more questions, I'm just wondering if it's a

> commmon occurance after surgery, and for those ladies who are still

> of that childbearing age, I know I was told to get in ferrous

> sulfate, but since I can't handle it, I'm just wondering how are you

> getting in that?? Should I be asking my primary to do some tests or

> prescribe to me?

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> I'm sorry if I seem like I'm asking some dumb questions here, but I'm

> amazed that I am getting answers for a change!! *G*

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> Thanks again in advance,

> Mags

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