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What Does Iron Level In The Blood Keep Falling?

Hi i am have b12 deficiency and have injections every three months but keep getting told every now and then that my iron levels are low and then have to be put on iron tablets i also have a skin condition phoriasis but always had it.Just want to now why my iron levels keep falling? Thank you?
posted on Fri, 14 Mar 2014
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hi, there are many causes for low iron. it may be due to diet deficiency of iron, or may be due to increase demands and your body can not cope up with that increase demand. you may have some chronic bleeding from external or hidden site. it may leads to iron deficiency. you should go to find the cause. go for ps examination and if needed go for USG. first try to find the cause and then take treatment accordingly.
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What Does Iron Level In The Blood Keep Falling?

hi, there are many causes for low iron. it may be due to diet deficiency of iron, or may be due to increase demands and your body can not cope up with that increase demand. you may have some chronic bleeding from external or hidden site. it may leads to iron deficiency. you should go to find the cause. go for ps examination and if needed go for USG. first try to find the cause and then take treatment accordingly. thanks for using health care magic.