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Old 02-18-2007, 05:57 AM #1
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Default diabetic anemic plus kidney problems
Hi. My mom is diabetic and anemic, plus high blood pressure and kidney pbs. She used to take "glucophage" but her doctor stopped it. Now she's on "insuline flexpen". Her kidney is not functionning well, so the Dr prescribed her "eprex 2000" every other day. She has high ferritin and is also anemic. Could you advice what type of iron should she take?
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