Mary Claire Haver

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806 appearances 2 recordings 1 series first heard Sep 2026 last heard 15 Sep

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325 milligrams of iron sulfate typically once a day, twice a day.
And what I've learned is you can actually,
have the same benefit by skipping, you go every other day with that iron dose.
You don't have to take it every day.
So some of the gastrointestinal side effects, some of the constipation can be lessened by just taking it every other day rather than every single day.
So there is also, and I think massively underutilized but very, very expensive if you don't have insurance is IV iron.
I've watched it work miracles in patients.
I've seen it work in restless leg syndrome.
I've seen it for hair loss.
I've seen it for chronic fatigue.
I've had IV iron myself when I was in perimenopause and having these crazy heavy periods.
In getting ready for this podcast, I looked at the cost of IV iron.
Like if you wanted to have it done,
It's in the thousands of dollars.
It can be.
And often you need multiple treatments.
So without insurance, it may be cost prohibitive, but is definitely worth, if you have insurance, asking your clinician if you're a good candidate for IV iron, especially if you're on oral iron and you can't get your ferritin level up.
This may be kind of critical for you to be as healthy as possible.
For thyroid disease, you want to treat to the optimal range, not just the normal range.
For vitamin D, at least to get that vitamin D serum level above 40 nanograms per milliliter.
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