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Old 01-17-2008, 09:25 AM #1
Monica de Lara Monica de Lara is offline
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Default Iron levels

I just had my iron levels measured. Since my neuropathy presents many coinidences with RLS and i heard it can be caused by iron deficiency i thought i should give it a try. The results show 40.1 ng/dl. Is that considered a low level?? Should I try iron supplementation?? I have heard excess iron can also lead to damage so.. do you think it would be dangerous to take some iron supplement??

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