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Does anyone happen to know where this can actually be performed? I’ve already inquired at the Mayo Clinic, the medical center over on Vinogradska, and even Holy Spirit... yet it seems as though no one is offering this service...
Thanks 🙂
It seems I am also struggling with my iron levels. Two months ago, my iron was sitting at a dismal 4.2 and my hemoglobin was down to 104. Naturally, I have been taking Feosol ever since; I have about two tablets left, which I combine with Vitamin C. Of course, I’ve also been increasing my intake of leafy greens and meat... From what I can see, one tablet provides 115 mg of iron. About a year and a half ago, I went through a similar stretch where my levels were around 3.xx—though I can't recall the exact number—and I spent three months on Feosol back then too. Years before that, I was on iron as well, I believe it was Ferrum. If memory serves, Feosol is slightly less offensive than the alternatives, though even this leaves me feeling nauseous for about four hours afterward... I take it in the morning. My menstrual cycles are quite unpredictable, as they always seem to shift by a few days. They tend to be very heavy for the first two to four days, lasting anywhere from eight to ten days in total. I have even used Dabroston to try and manage them. Do any of you actually manage to keep things within a normal range? Beyond that, I am perpetually exhausted, constantly wanting to sleep, and I find myself avoiding the sun and the heat because the dizziness and blackouts are just too much... How does one maintain such unfortunate iron levels? 😢