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My iron levels are low - can I just take a supplement?
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Dr Natalie Ngu
Gastroenterologist
Natalie is a gastroenterologist and hepatologist. She completed her Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery at Monash University, and specialist training at Alfred Health and Monash … View Profile
Low iron levels need to be evaluated to identify if the cause is due to not eating enough iron-rich foods, inability of the body to absorb iron, or abnormal blood loss. Taking a supplement can help to reduce the impact but a thorough assessment and management plan needs to formulated along with your gastroenterologist.
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