I’ve never heard of sytron. When I got checked out, my doctor told me my ferritin level was at a 4. I was surprised he didn’t order a iron infusion, but he prescribed ferrous sulfate 325mg. It made me extremely sick, I had to stop taking them. I ended up switching to Throne Ferrasorb and that is much better.
Do you eat everything with your sytron? That might help. I can’t anything before I eat, not even gummy multivitamins because it would make me sick. Something to help with dizziness are ginger drops by Tummydrops. I get them on Amazon. They do have a interesting taste, but they have helped me so much with dizziness. I eat about 2 or 3 and I feel a lot better.
Hi . What country are you in ? In in the UK . Sytron is a child’s iron liquid and doctors don’t always prescribe it for that reason. Adults iron was too much for me but I think the Sytron is helping. I don’t know if it’s because I take my iron at 9am instead of when I wake up straight away at 8.20 ? I will have a look at those ginger drops thanks .
Doctors are not educated enough unfortunately and they should of offered a transfusion.
Do you still experience any dizziness? What are your ferritin levels now ? X
Horrible when your irons low people don’t realise how much it affects you x
Oh okay, I live in the US. I used to take a iron that was for child and it was much better for me than the adult iron. I agree the doctor should have ordered an infusion because i’m sure a ferritin level 4 is pretty low.
My levels are are a little bit higher, but still not high enough. The dizziness, however, has subsided a lot.
My dizziness is worse in the morning. That’s good that it’s eased up for you . Mine last time it was tested was 38 so I’m hoping by April when I’m next tested that it’s much higher. Levels have to be 100 . X
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