45 milligrams
If you still have it, sure...
what medication is used to treat iron toxicity
If overdose is suspected, the patient should contact poison control and/or seek emergency medical attention immediately.
iron is used for building things! : )
NO It is used for chemically induced nausea. Example: Chemotherapy, Anesthesia.
Yes, avocados do have iron in them. On average, they hold 4-6% Daily Value iron.
Usually if someone is prescribed a course of iron tablets, they are a low-dose pill which is designed to be taken on a daily basis, over a substantial period of time. The alternative is a short 'course' of high-dose injections administered by a doctor.
You should consult a physician, but some general foods good for anemia, which contain iron, are: beef, turkey, cereals, beans, baked potato with skin, and asparagus.
No, but you could get diarrhea, constipation, or other abdominal discomfort. In large doses, you can also get iron poisoning or iron overload. Iron also interacts with other medication, so you should talk to a doctor before taking iron supplements.
Ferrex mainly contains a higher dose of iron. Remember to space out calcium within a least four hours a part from iron as well as no milk products when you take your iron dose, both prevent proper absorption. Some doctors believe that iron should only be taken once daily because that is the most it will be absorbed. I have a lot of people on iron two to three times daily but from what a doctor told me at work was that it absorbs the same by taking it daily as compared to multiple times. All about absorption. Remember iron stains the mouth as well.
A good source of iron is red meat. If you are deficient, you may be prescribed iron pills to take daily.
1.8 mg