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Old 11-20-2020, 02:13 PM #6
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Hello,

I really hate to hear you are experiencing increased pain. I don't know about the iron supplements. I also have low iron too. I don't take anything to help as far as vitamins. But, I do get a iron infusion that helps. I know you mentioned taking Nexium and it could be that your body isn't absorbing as much of the vitamins as is needed. I know many physicians do order people to get a iron infusion instead because of them having absorption problems related to their GI. It may be worth asking about.

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