Ferritin Level

clz81Member

I was just wondering at what point people look into iron infusions vs. iron supplements. I've been impossibly tired for months and just got my bloodwork back. My Ferritin level is at a 9, which is definitely iron deficient, but I don't know what level qualifies for infusions. I really don't tolerate oral iron well in vitamins (hurts my stomach and causes severe nausea) so I barely take them. And I love the idea of a boost to get me back to some normal level of energy.

I'll see my doctor Friday to discuss, but just wanted some background before my appt.

Thanks!

11/1/1710:44 AM

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