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Open Question: Iron deficiency has got anything to do with the weakness of the tongue?

Open Question: Why am I always sick?

I have iron deficiency anemia and asthma, but I am on medication for both and I don't think that those account for everything that's wrong with me. I am constantly tired, despite my iron pills. I come home everyday and do nothing but sleep and I hate to go out on weekends because I'm always tired. I'm really weak and it's getting hard to carry little things, like my book bag or my laptop. I no longer have an appetite. I'll randomly get dizzy, mostly when I stand/sit up. And there are little things that come and go. On any given day I'll have a stomach ache, headache, and/or feel nauseous. In the past couple of weeks everything has just gotten worse. And I don't know if this is relevant, but in the past couple of weeks my skin has become really dry and I get rashes for no apparent reason. Is there anything I can do for this? Thank you. more

Open Question: iron deficiency.............?

so in health we were talking about random things and the teacher comes around and rubs a gold ring across everyones forehead and supposably if it was darker u had less iron and mine was the darkest ! pure black. so ive been doing that for a couple weeks with gold things and my fore head still turns black.. im always really tired and little things make me just snap! sometimes things make me so sad but i dont think im depressed i feel like i dont have the energy to do things anymore and i get sick so easily.. idk if thats a syptom but im just saying, could i have an iron deficiencyalso this yr ive been doin a lot worse in school i just daze off... i never concentrate my grades are like d's and ive always been 4.0! more

Open Question: Would you be squeamish about making biological improvements to yourself?

I was recently talking with a friend about public resistance to new ideas, who suggested that technophobia intensifies when the thing being engineered is actually one’s physical body or even mind. So I’ve come up with a little list of hypothetical future options (on what I imagine to be a sliding scale, with more people agreeing with the upper options than the lower). Assuming that you’re in a time where these procedures are well-tested and where there aren’t any serious side effects to them other than the stated purpose (and the obvious consequences of that), which would you be open to, and which would you be squeamish about? •You’ve gotten a map of your genes, and genetic diseases ranging from the severe to the trivial are well-understood and several of them pop up in your genetic code (perhaps a tendency toward young Alzheimer’s, a genetic difficulty with obesity, a genetic iron deficiency, and other such undesirables). A cheap, easy and effective blanket treatment is available, which will cure all of these things, but which does so by irrevocably changing your DNA from what it is naturally. •You’ve gotten a map of your genes, and genes coding for certain desirable traits are well-understood and can be effectively and safely inserted into your own DNA (perhaps a better metabolism for a naturally fitter figure, an ideal complexion, a knack for math and logic, and other such desirables). Of course, inserting any of these codes into your genes fundamentally changes your DNA, replacing the old, less-desirable codes you had naturally. •You’ve lost a limb, perhaps in an industrial accident or perhaps in combat. A procedure for taking your genes and growing a replacement limb is available, and this procedure always leaves patients back fully intact with a completely reintegrated limb in a few months. •You’ve lost a limb, perhaps in an industrial accident or perhaps in combat. A robotic prosthetic that can be directly interfaced with your brain is available, which after physical therapy interfaces with your body as fluidly and naturally as your old limb did, and is actually more powerful, more precise and less fragile than biological limbs. •You haven’t lost any limbs, but the above procedure is easily within your budget and could be used to give you additional limbs (four arms, anyone – maybe a prehensile tail?). •A cheap, abundant, side-effect-free and non-addictive drug is developed that allows you to exert a strong level of control over your metabolism, greatly accelerating the effects of common exercise as well as expanding its potential limits (think steroids or a weight-loss supplement, but without the negative side-effects). •A cheap, abundant, side-effect-free and non-addictive drug is developed that dramatically increases your mental speed, memory, and intelligence (think ginkgo, methamphetamines, and a few other things with high effectiveness and none of the negative side-effects). •A cheap, abundant, side-effect-free and non-addictive drug is developed that effectively removes all the traumatic effects of negative neurological and psychological responses to things (e.g. pain, hunger, cold, fear, disgust, grief, etc.) – while your body maintains the ability to detect all of these things, the sensations associated with them are no longer independently traumatic (e.g. you are still just as instantly aware that you just got a papercut – it’s just that it no longer ‘stings’). Which of these would you be open to? Which would you avoid? more

Open Question: Could anyone help with these symptoms?

why is is that whenever I stop taking iron supplements, my blood pressure goes up, heart rate increases, and my temperature increases likewise? So can my symptoms be diagnosed as iron deficiency anemia? more

Open Question: Symptoms of iron deficiency/anemia?

My mom thinks I may have an iron deficiency or be anemic. I get head rush ALL THE TIME, even if I stand up slowly. It makes my ears ring and my eyesight go all fuzzy, and makes me feel like I'm going to vomit or pass out. It gets so bad that it causes me to fall over sometimes, and yesterday I actually blacked out for a few seconds because of it. I also took a blood pressure test, and my resting heart rate was way higher than it should be (and I'm not obese or anything). Should I see a doctor, or try taking some iron supplements? more

Open Question: Can iron deficiency (anemia) cause yeast infections?

I was just wondering if this was possible..thanks ahead of time.Thank you so much--you don't even know how much of a relief it is to hear this could be my issue. more

Open Question: Is this iron deficiency...?

The doctors diagnosed it as VCD (Vocal Cord Dysfunction) but I seriously doubt it... For the past month I've been having trouble breathing- it feels as if I can't get a deep breath. An inhaler didn't help, and when I went to the doctor to take the lung breathing test, it was normal (which means I don't have asthma) and my blood saturation level is 98%. I've been hallucinating at night, and it's starting to happen during the day as well. Sometimes my left lung starts hurting sharply or it will ache. Sometimes it'll feel as if my face goes numb, and the muscles feel as if they're frozen. If I touch my face, I can't feel it at times. I've been feeling really sluggish and slow lately- as if everything I do I must take my time to do. I've been feeling out of it- like I'm far away, then suddenly I'll feel as if I'm too close, and everything is going right through me. During the night I've been getting these illusions of something that's lurking in the shadows, and I hallucinate that they're there. However, a few months ago, about October, I've stopped taking my multi-vitamin because it made my muscles feel fatigued when I ran. In December is when all this started, and just a few weeks ago is when the hallucinations have been happening. On a whim, a few days ago I started taking my multi-vitamin, and it did seem to help- except for the pain in my lung, and when I forgot a few days ago, the hallucinations and such happened again. When I took the vitamin it helped, but didn't fully elliminate the symtoms. I'm pretty active, and run for half an hour each day and 2 times a week I do a martial arts, so I'm not out of shape or anything. Any information would be greatly appreciated! Thanks for any help! more

Resolved Question: Random Bruises on my legs and not feeling so good?

Over the past few months i have had many bruises just randomly appear all over my legs. Currently i have about 6 bruises. Some bruises are big but most are about the size of a $1 coin. I have also felt very fatigued all the time, have had a slight temperature, feel very weak and had body aches and pains a lot. Could my iron deficiency have something to do with all this? Or can it also be something else? more

Voting Question: Severe pariod pain...?

I started my period around 12/13 and am currently a month away from being 17. I don't smoke and rarely drink. Except for mefenamic acid for my periods, the only other tablet medication I am on is iron tablets due to my iron deficiency. I used to be on the pill, but this began affecting my hair so I decided to stop taking them, although they never helped with the pain anyway.. Recently they have begun to regulate properly, and I'm on for the whole week. The pain wasn't that bad in the beginning but has got progressively worse as time has gone on. When I'm on, it starts with slight cramping the week before, then on the actual day an ache, butthis then turns into almost unbearable pain. Some of the things I experience include but are not limited to: vomiting, shaking and sweating, being unable to move, diarrhea, feeling like I'm going to collapse... I have previously had key hole surgery in which I've been told that they couldn't find anything that was wrong, but I don't understand how I can be in this much pain with nothing wrong :/ I also have 500mg mefenamic tablets, which I double up on and take throughout the days I'm on, and combine with other pain killers etc because I just can't deal with the pain anymore, but even that still doesn't make it completely stop. I'm also worried because it's effectively starting to ruin my school life where I have to take time off every month. I'm going back to see a gynecologist in a few weeks, but in the meantime does anybody have any advice/opinions/ideas? It would really be appreciated, thanks x more

Resolved Question: can iron deficiency be related to tooth decay?

Resolved Question: Why would CBC levels be elevated?

I had a cbc done in November, the counts where elevated on my red blood cells, my doctor wanted me to get them checked again yesterday so I did and they where still high. It worries me, i'm going in to see the doctor on the 29th of this month but I am wondering why this would happen, i've always had iron-deficiency anemia. any ideas or info would help a lot thanks.I dont smoke never have and am not around second hand smoke more

Resolved Question: can my lack of vitamins kill me?

I have B12 deficiency and iron deficiency. I have pretty much all the symptoms of it. Ive been taking the iron and b12 pills. If i stop taking these could these deficiency harm my body? more

Voting Question: why do i crave metal?

When I was a little kid id suck on the metal hooks of hangers because I liked the taste of metal. Recently I've had really strong cravings for metal. I'd also like to add that I've been a vegetarian for a year and a few months, so could it be a result of an iron deficiency? I've heard of that eating disorder called Pica or Pika where you crave inedible objects like metal or dirt, but i don't crave dirt or any of the other things they list. Help? more

Resolved Question: My facial skin is dryer, and tighter than usual and beginning to flake could this be caused by..?

could this be caused by an iron deficiency? Every month, around during, and a bit after, my period I get this dry skin, could this be caused by the lack of iron that occurs during menstruation? because of the loss of blood? I take a vitamin supplement with iron, should I also take an extra iron supplement during this time? Or could I OD on iron? Also, what can I eat with iron in it and to absorb more of the iron I consume? Thanks in advance :) Also, if you can think of another reason this dryness occurs please let me know.. it has been going on for months and is really annoying.I'm also vegan so I consume no animal products.. thats why I make sure I take vitamins more

Voting Question: Can a person have two types of Anemia?

Can a person have two different types of Anemia, such as Iron deficiency Anemia and Pernicious Anemia? more

Voting Question: how can i make my hair grow faster,look better and grow thicker?

I used to have pretty think hair then i dyed it all kinds and going back to my natural hair color[blonde] is hard to do after going to black, you'd think i would learn the first time huh? i already bought mane and tail shampoo started taking prenatal vitamin again[not pregnant but have a duaghter5mnths] because i heard they were good for your hair and nails and am taking extra iron pills because i have a deficiency and im going to get my hair trimmed, is there anything else i can do? please help!! more

Resolved Question: Can Iron Deficiency Anemia be fatal?

Voting Question: Is it anemia or what?

So I am 14 years old a girl and I always feel tired and weak, I often looks pale and people comment on the dark circles under my eyes, there hasn't been a day where I wasn't tired. I was tested for iron deficiency last year and it came out fine, but I still feel so weak and tired.... Also my periods are SO heavy, I'm on it now and have a headache and I am so fatigued, every period I always feel worse..... Is it blood loss or..... ( admittedly I don't eat enough, i eat food but not the healthiest choices, and not at the best times, I eat when I'm bored, but half the time I'm never hungry..just out of bordom) I'm also around 5'7 and 120 lbs if that helps.. any suggestions? more

Resolved Question: Teenage girl iron deficiency?

I'm a teenage girl and I'm almost positive I have an iron deficiency, or anemia, or whatever. I get tired all the time, I'm unusually pale, I have trouble walking a flight of stairs (I'm not obese, my weight is normal for my height), and I can sleep for 10 hours but wake up as tired as I was before. How many milligrams of iron should I take? I heard if you take too many it can lead to death. and should I consult a doctor before doing so? more

Resolved Question: Question about iron levels and iron deficiency anemia:?

Hi Does any one know what is considered a low, normal and high iron count? Does anyone know the maximum and minimum your counts are for a blood transfusion?? Many thanks Amy more

Voting Question: whats wrong with me? am i ill?

i haven't had my periods for 9 days now....last time, i had my periods on the 24th of november...now its the 3rd of january and i still haven't had them!....im only 14 years old and i have iron deficiency by the way, i dont smoke.... more

Resolved Question: Is the US government resorting to Gestapo tactics to cover their own deficiencies now?

Are we really going after civilians who talk about government policy? Have we gone to the point now, where our security leak is ok, but don't you dare talk about it? Has the iron curtain really descended upon the US of A now? http://www.sphere.com/nation/article/tsa-subpoenas-bloggers-demands-names-of-sources/19299626Ok, why do I have 3 e-mail notifications but only two answers? Also, I didn't thumb you guys down. We apparently have ourselves a troll infestation. more

Resolved Question: Iron deficiency due to heavy periods.?

I'm 17 years old, 5'5 and 122 pounds (not sure if this matters at all) and I found out a few years ago that I'm anemic.. Later on my family doctor had told me that it was due to my heavy periods and had to be put on birth control and iron pills. In October of this year (2009) I had to be put on a heart monitor (because I pass out for no reason and they think it has to do with my heart) and while there I asked about my iron levels... Well my doctor said I was a low normal (7 was my iron level) and told me I could go off of my iron pills.. and I also got a year prescription of the birth control which finally worked for me and the pharmacy gave me a different kind then was on the perscription? Ever since I got off the iron pills and off the birth control (because it didnt work so I just stopped taking them) I've gone back to being tired ALOT.. I can be up for like 6 hours a day and then sleep the rest and I've been passing out alot more. I was just wondering if there is anything else I can do about the Anemia and the periods they are very heavy and painful.. I'd rate it a 9-10 off of birth control (my mom was also like that when she was young and grew out of it.. But I've been like this for 3 years now)My reason for doing this is to get some ideas to bring up to my doctor.. I've been over this to my doctor and all he does is says I'll have to get use to it.. more

Resolved Question: good multi vitamin, with iron and calcium for young adult female.?

I am a young adult female and i need to start taking vitamins again. I have a iron defficiency and calcium deficiency, so vitamins with extra of that would be great. And whatever else is good for me. Any suggestions? thank you. more

Resolved Question: 19 weeks pregnant, have anemia and fear loosing my baby so much!?

I am 19 weeks pregnant and all seems fine, not had any problems. But i do have an iron deficiency that i have had from a young age. My doctor has been worried but it hasn't affected the baby. I have been given iron injections and tablets that have stabilized the level in my blood. I just can't stop thinking about how bad it would be to loose my baby and its worrying me so much. Did anyone else have this problem? more

Resolved Question: My period is making me exhausted, what to do?

I don't have anemia or iron deficiency, I am just exhausted. Any advice? more

Resolved Question: could i have an iron deficiency?

the last two days (only) ive been getting really really tired in the arvos around 12:30-1 and after that im just dead. it could be from eating lots of simple sugars the last two days that are crashing my system but i have also had meat (we had a bbq) and i have had bread(grain) and fruit + veggies. i just feel really fatigued and my head hurts just above the hairline. could this be an iron deficency? i have never had this happen before but it is near my period so could it be because of that? i dont normally get tired like this and yes i am getting like 9 hours sleep xit went away yesterday evening and it only comes round the afternoon so could it be mono? i only get the fatigue bit and i didnt drink much water today so that could be for the headache more

Resolved Question: I feel useless in a child situation? Help?

Hello, I just feel a bit upset because my best friend has twin foster siblings (both around 15 months old) lets call them Jane and John. Now they are in foster care because of neglect from theyre parents (never let them out of theyre car seat, never changed theyre diapers, etc.) Now the twins have been with my friend's family since they were 9 months old. At 9 months old they could hardly sit up on theyre own because of the neglect from their parents. Now at 15 months old they are walking and even starting to run! John; allergic to milk, heart murmor, iron deficiency, has series medical issues. Well, now the judge has decided to give the twins back to their biological parents. So on one 3 day visit to their parents, John came back with blister, skin bubling, burns from sitting in his own urine. AKA they never changed his diaper for the 3 days. The parents disregard the fact John is allergic to milk and feed him milk. By the way, their biological mother has had 2 other sons she gave up custody to her parents just a year or two back. The mother has said on many occasions "I finally have my little princess." Oddly enough, Jane comes back perfectly fine. DSS knows all about John's burns and yet they are still schedualed to go back in less than a month....I am severly upset about this. But Im only 14, what can I do? Help?They did. They called the police twice, and DSS 7 times. Nothing helped. more

Resolved Question: Bowel cancer..Am i being paranoid?

Hi, Basically just wondering if anyone can help, im going out of my mind. When I went to university in september ive been getting stomach pains and inconsistent bowel movements so i got worried and whent dr's he told me its probably because your body isnt use to going toilet there. Thus he said i most likely have IBS. However a month or so before hand in august i had a blood test for another reason but it came back that i have iron deficiency anemia. So now i'm on christmas break ive noticed pain is much less and bowel movements are normal. Despite this looking at all the google searches it says IBS and iron anemia together isn't a good sign and i always feel tired especially my eyes. I recently posed that question to the dr to and he believed poor diet and excess tea drinking is most likely the cause and dont get worried about what you read on the internet. Anyone got any advise they can share? i'm going crazy everyday thinking about it :( I cant even do my work and revise for tests because im full of worry, thanks more

Resolved Question: Would re-taking Zinc with B6 as an adult be beneficial to mental clarity and health?

I was diagnosed with Zinc deficiency as a child, however, my disdain for pills drove me to throw away the tables I was given. Obvious mistake as 10 years later, my symptoms have accelatered and I am barely able to read two sentences without forgetting what I had just read. Right now I have to take Iron and B-12 vitamins just to be able to get out of bed. I eat healthy and do yoga, but I still can't function 100%. (I did go to see doctors, so far as to get a CT scan to make sure it wasn't brain cancer and at 14 I was given a daily 500mg dosage of a presc. drug that was meant ONLY for adults beyond the growing phase who suffered from heart attacks, cardivascular problems and other serious diseases. Not to mention that the risk of side-effects was very high. Doctor later apologized for wrong diagnosis. Needless to say I was pissed.) Some of the prevelent symptoms: -Mental and Physical Lethargy -Come and go Depression -ADHD -Memory problem with retaining and recalling info -Severe concentration inability; at times can't remember what I had just said -Sleepiness despite good night's rest -Hair loss and Terrible Skin -Emotional Instability and fluctuations -Terrible PMS -Mood Swings...I have seen 3 doctors in 2 years repeatedly. more

Resolved Question: Is passing-out a symptom of iron-deficiency anemia?

Voting Question: What are symptoms of iron-deficiency anemia?

Voting Question: What should you do to prevent symptoms of iron-deficiency anemia?

I have little energy, am very pale and cold, and pass-out often (usually when I have my period or wake up in the morning) and I believe it is because I am anemic, so I take iron supplements every day but it isn't working well. more

Resolved Question: What happens if Iron Deficiency Anemia goes untreated?

Voting Question: Have I got Iron deficiency anemia?

I feel really dizzy when I stand up and every now and then my arms and legs go all weak. My nails are peeling and crumbling and everyone tells me I am pale? more

Resolved Question: If you have iron deficiency anemia can you get better with just iron in the diet?

Resolved Question: Pains when you are 12 weeks and on pregnant?

So i am 18 weeks pregnant, when i was around 12 weeks on i had really bad pains in my stomach and i was worried i was loosing my baby. I went to the doctor and he told me it was normal and was more worried about the iron deficiency i have had since i was very young. Anyway at the moment that is all under control and the pains have stopped. How is it normal, what causes it? Thanks.Sorry, wasnt being clear. He told me the pains were normal in any women and that it wasnt anything to worry about and i should be more worried if i am experiencing regular dizzy spells or passing out. Obviously that was the anemia worry but my actual question is what the normality and why you get pains around that time?Oh! thats alot more simple then what i was expecting lol. Thanks! more

Resolved Question: The human body and Iron Deficiency?

Theatrically if all one's iron disappeared simultaneously from the body what would happen? I know Symptoms of iron deficiency include: fatigue, pallor, hair loss, irritability, weakness, ect. And even the long term effects like anemia, but if all the iron in a persons body was gone would they suffocate and their muscles and organs fail? If any of this is correct, how long would it take? PS - Please keep the science lingo to a minimal. more

Resolved Question: Could I have iron deficiency?

So, when I woke up, I wanted some tomato, well, anything. I found a can of Progresso tomato soup in the cabinet and ate it. Afterward, I felt superb! I felt cheerful and and pleasant. My ears feel warm. Even my brain seem to be working faster. So, because this was such an unexpected boost to my mood, I thought about it and remembered that the body can crave tomatoes if it's lacking in iron. So, good people of Yahoo Answers, is it just a coincidence and really good soup or does it sound like I have/had low iron levels? I started feeling this way about 5-10 minutes after I started eating. Is that even enough time to the body to do anything with the food? It seems so quick.Well, usually my breathing is kind of shallow and I do feel tired and horrible most the time. That's why feeling so good all of the sudden was such a shock. But thanks for your answers. I have a doctor's appointment soon, I'll ask then. more

Resolved Question: amazon sword plants look like crap?

5.5 gallon 32 w lights are on for 6 hours per day temperature is 80 degrees some of the leaves are shriveled up some of the leaves are light green in color some of the leaves have brown/yellow edgings used flourish aquarium plant fertilizer used flourish aquarium iron supplement roots are growing though no plant eating fish in the tank what am i doing wrong? ph problem? lighting problem? nutrient deficiency? no co2 injection? anything else. any help is much appreciated more

Resolved Question: Is my sister anemic (VERY URGENT, PLEASE HELP!)?

My sister is five years old, a vegetarian, and has a rare neurological disorder labeled GTP Cyclohydrolase 1. She catches colds easily. Yesterday it started to snow and the temperature dropped like 10 degrees. She caught a cold. Today there are dark rings around her eyes, they're swollen, her face is very pale, and her fingertips are pale as well. She seems to have no energy. This is not normal for her, when she has a cold she is usually energetic even though she's sick and she only looks groggy when it's time for sleep. She doesn't have a fever, although the thermometer says she's 99.2 but apparently that's her normal body temp (she has a very active metabolism). She doesn't get as much iron-rich foods as she should, she's a very picky eater. Is my sister anemic or having an iron deficiency? Should she go to the ER right away? Please help. more

Voting Question: what is the prevalence of iron deficiency anemia in Pakistan?

Resolved Question: Looking at hands to check for anemia?

I was diagnosed with iron-deficiency anemia a little over a year ago with a blood test, but I took iron supplements and felt much better. However, lately, I have been feeling lethargic and fatigued again, so I went to the doctor to see if I am anemic again. He asked me to hold out my palm, and he took a look at my palm and said "you may be anemic." I did get my blood drawn after that, so they will be able to tell if I really have anemia. My question is: why did he have me hold out my palm? What could you detect on your palm that would indicate anemia? more

Resolved Question: Is it good to have my kids vegetarian?

We are vegetarian because of the religion.Ant hey go to a nutritionist to check if they dont have any deficiency of protein or iron etc. but ist good to a kid .is it afect on growin??? more

Voting Question: Im 16 with Chronic fatigue syndrome HELP?

I also have anemia and have had it since i can remember, but i lack of white blood cells instead of red so i catch every cold, bug and virus that goes around. I also have an iron deficiency witch i take tablets for, they dont make any difference apart from turning my poop black -.- Its taking over my life, im constantly tired, no matter how much sleep i get! Im always grumpy with bags under my eyes "white as a sheet" my mum calls me. I went to bed at 11pm last night and didn't wake up untill 3pm and i dont see why, as soon as i get up i could easily get back into bed and fall asleep within minutes. My condition seems to be getting worse and worse. The doctor gave me nothing for the chronic fatigue he told me to "just to keep going" which i do try but its so hard! I love to party and spend time with my friends, i love going out to gigs and getting right into the middle of mosh pits, but it seems like im getting older and more frail when im still young! Im always thinking about my energy levels (if i have any) before i do anything Is this just going to get worse and worse until im a fat lazy low-life? more

Resolved Question: Breastfeed or Formula? Which is the better approach...?

I am anemic and have iron deficiency and dont take in too much calcium on the regular. I dont know if for someone like me its better to breastfeed or formula. Will the baby still get the nutrients from me? Should i just do formula?... Ughhh!! more

Resolved Question: I have iron deficiency.. I took tablets, & got a healthy iron level. Now it's low again?

I had a blood test after the doctor told me I looked pale. I discovered I had low iron levels. So she gave me tablets - I took them and went back and she said my iron levels were OK again. So I said OK that's great, and I thought my iron levels would be OK for a while. Wrong. They went low again, and I had another blood test, and found that I was low iron again. It's happened 3 times, does this mean I definitely have anemia? I go to the doctors tomorrow but i'm just wondering what any of you think. I'm worried I'll have to be on tablets for the rest of my life. more

Resolved Question: can having an iron deficiency/anaemia cause me to be able to sleep for long periods of time?

i can sometimes sleep for a solid 16 hours even if i'm not that tired the previous night. if i sleep in, i don't wake up until 12 hours after i initially went to sleep. can having an iron deficiency cause me to do this? if not, what does? more

Resolved Question: what appears as symptoms of manganese toxicity in plants?

what appears as symptoms of manganese toxicity may actually be the deficiency symptoms of iron, magnesium and calcium can this knowledge be of some important to a farmer? a gardener? or even for you in your kitchen garden more

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How to Prevent Iron Deficiency - Associated Content

Iron deficiency is the most common types of nutritional deficiency, according the Centers for Disease Control. Iron deficiency it most often found in young children and women of child bearing age. Mild iron deficiency may not have any symptoms, but ...

Iron Deficiency Prevention - Associated Content

Iron deficiency is the most common nutritional deficiency seem in women of child bearing age, and in infants and children under the ages of three years old. In both groups, a look at the diet can indicate the likelihood of iron deficiency becoming a ...

AkzoNobel and World Food Programme to reduce iron deficiency in India - WebWire

AkzoNobel has joined forces with the World Food Programme (WFP) to launch a two-year project aimed at reducing iron deficiency in more than 100,000 people in the State of Madhya Pradesh, India. As well as offering technical support, the company is ...

AMAG Pharma (AMAG) Updates on Feraheme Injection for IV Use; Sees Q409 ... - StreetInsider.com

... December 2009, the Company filed a New Drug Submission with the Therapeutic Products Directorate of Health Canada, the regulatory authority in Canada, for Ferahemetotreat iron deficiency anemia (IDA) in patients with chronic kidney disease (CKD ...

3SBio Inc. Applies For SFDA Registrational Trial For Feraheme(TM) - Medical News Today

Nasdaq: AMAG) for development in China for the treatment of iron deficiency anemia in adult patients with chronic kidney disease ("CKD"). Feraheme was approved on June 30, 2009 by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration for the same indication for ...

AMAG Pharmaceuticals Announces Preliminary Feraheme(R) Fourth Quarter ... - Stockhouse

... December 2009, the Company filed a New Drug Submission with the Therapeutic Products Directorate of Health Canada, the regulatory authority in Canada, for Feraheme to treat iron deficiency anemia (IDA) in patients with chronic kidney disease ...

AMAG Pharmaceuticals Announces Preliminary Feraheme® Fourth Quarter ... - PR Inside

- AMAG expects to report fourth quarter 2009 Feraheme net product revenues of between $12 and $13 million (unaudited), including approximately $1 million of the $11.5 million in previously deferred product revenues. The Company expects that ...

AMAG Pharmaceuticals Announces Preliminary Feraheme ® Fourth Quarter ... - dBusinessNews.com

... include expanding our Feraheme development programs around the world for patients with iron deficiency anemia, with or without chronic kidney disease, and advancing our phase II ferumoxytol ... We caution you not to place undue reliance on any ...

A balance of nutrients essential to physical and mental health - Edmonton Journal

Ask a group of dietitians to identify the nutrients people need most, and chances are you'll get a different answer from everyone in the group. It's not that any one nutrient is more important than another, says Wendy Reingold, a registered dietitian ...

AMAG Pharma Guides on Feraheme - Zacks.com

In Dec. 2009, the company applied for an approval of the product in Canada for treating iron deficiency anemia in CKD patients. The company intends to apply for European approval of the drug for the same indication by mid-2010. AMAG has also provided ...

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