10-08-2014, 07:42 PM
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Re: Pernicious anaemia
Originally Posted by susiejaeger
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Well Stella, I also have Low Red Blood Cells and have been visiting the Hospital for 3 years now and the Consultant has done nothing, no treatment at all, and I have just had my blood test done for the Hospital, as I have got to go and see the Consultant again Tuesday week to see what he says.
11-08-2014, 12:50 AM
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Re: Pernicious anaemia
Ive just read an article recently that lack of vitamin c can sometimes be a cause for low iron in the body since you need vitamin c in order for the body to absorb the iron. Might be worth looking into. I know that vitamin c can interfere with some medications as my husband cannot have orange juice or grapefruit due to his meds. Its always best to ask the doctor first.I11-08-2014, 10:36 AM
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Thanks folks. Carol, I still couldn't eat raw liver even frozen into little balls - YUK! Pats, my blood count is extremely low - 1.8. It should be about 5. JoAnn, mine isn't just iron-deficiency anaemia (which is a lack of vitamin C), it is a lack for some reason of vitamin B12 too. Anyway, I'll see what transpires after my next blood test. Thanks everyone.
11-08-2014, 08:47 PM
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Re: Pernicious anaemia
Originally Posted by Stella H
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Thanks folks. Carol, I still couldn't eat raw liver even frozen into little balls - YUK! Pats, my blood count is extremely low - 1.8. It should be about 5. JoAnn, mine isn't just iron-deficiency anaemia (which is a lack of vitamin C), it is a lack for some reason of vitamin B12 too. Anyway, I'll see what transpires after my next blood test. Thanks everyone.
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