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increase iron intake......a proper diet will help you as well... also avoid alcohol as it decreases the platelet level
Change diet. increase iron and fiber intake See a doctor.
Iron is a very important component for our body growth. Deficiency of iron is known as anemia. This can be caused due to lesser intake of iron in diet. Women are mostly prone to iron deficiency during pregnancy. Low iron saturation may indicate a need to increase your iron intake. Supplements for iron is another option but it should be taken under guidance of medical experts.
Eat lOts of peanuts non salted of course, liver, cereal, brockly, peas, avoid tea and orange juice it kills it more.
It is recommended that people should have an intake of about 18 mg. of iron daily. However, this number may vary depending on medical conditions.The daily intake of iron will depend on several factors such as age and sex. A female that is 19â??50 years of age needs approximately 18 mg per day.
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Humans need iron for proper blood development, particularly the hemoglobin, which carries the oxygen. Different physiology requires different amounts of intake, but somewhere between 8 and 18 milligrams is recommended. However, if the majority of the iron intake is not from meat, this needs to be almost doubled, as iron found in plants and breads isn't processed as easily as iron from meat.
There are iron supplement in tablet form - or - increase your intake of green, leafy vegetables (such as spinach). HOWEVER - before taking ANY medication or changing your diet - consult with your GP or paediatrician.
Minerals are categorize into two forms, the major minerals and the trace minerals. The major minerals intake recommends 250 milligrams daily. For trace minerals the recommended intake is less than 20 milligrams daily.
There are many foods that contain iron. However, the amount of iron you intake in day can impact your body. One of those impacts is not water retention though.
Iron deficiency anaemia is the commonest form of anaemia and it is common in young, adolescent girls. The reason cound be: - dietary deficiency (low intake of easier absorbable heme iron - meat) - rapid grwoth period (increased cell division = increased demand for iron) - pregnancy/lactation - malabsorption (can be caused by small intestine abnormalities) - blood loss (including heavy menstruation).