Low iron - doc recommends iron intervenous

[Guest guest]

Good Evening:

 

Greeting group. I am new to this forum and was referred to it by my

boyfriend. I am 38 years old and a mother of four. I am an anemic

since childhood. I have had my arms and fingers pricked to take out

blood for testing; that is why I have such a fear of needles and gave

birth naturally! I have been forced iron pills due to me throwing them

up as a kid and early teenager; plyschological reasons for my throwing

them...sure!

 

My blood count used to be 4 when an average female is 14. I just went

to the doc and he just called me and left a message that I need to go

back to a hemotologist. Just great!!! Doc said I have a low count on

iron, Vitamin D and Calcium. I am allergic to iron and can not take it

by pill. He is recommending it by intervenous. I have had two of these

precedures done and they were tiring and risky. If I had an allergic

reaction, I would have to get dialysis done immediately to clean my blood.

 

Can you recommend me natural methods, recipes of getting what I need

so my doc (very loving and caring - not sarcasm) can leave me alone?

 

Thank you,

 

Rem

[Guest guest]

ayurveda, "Female Dreamer"

<female_dreamer1966@h...> wrote:

> I am 38 years old and a mother of four. I am an anemic

> since childhood.

> My blood count used to be 4 when an average female is 14.

Doc said I have a low count on

> iron, Vitamin D and Calcium. I am allergic to iron and can not take

it

> by pill. He is recommending it by intervenous.

> Can you recommend me natural methods, recipes of getting what I need

> Thank you,

> Rem

 

Dear Rem

Since you would like to build up Iron by Natural means, adding Iron

rich diet would be best approach. Previous messages of your interest

can be read by clicking on:

 

http://health.ayurveda/message/1200

http://health.ayurveda/message/1574

http://health.ayurveda/message/2201

http://health.ayurveda/message/2214

 

If you can adopt any of the suggestion in above messages, within two

to three weeks you should be having a comfortable Iron content in the

blood, without any intravenous addition.

 

Dr Bhate