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Vitamins?

Can someone list the vitamins you have to take after surgery. Thank you

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Iron, Multivitamin, B12, B1, and Calcium citrate (not carbonate).

The dosage of these Vitamins changes from Dr. to Dr. also some will not requires this many vitamins based on blood work.

Mine are the same as what Kulita listed although B1 was only for 6 weeks and I have to take extra B12 based on my labs. I was able to skip the iron too.

I was told I have to take a chewable or liquid

Multivitamin with Iron

calcium citrate (not carbonate) with Vitamin D

Vitamin B-12 sublingual

And maybe separate iron depending on blood work ...

I'm due to get sleeved in July :)

  • 1 year later...

I take multivitamin with iron, 1000 mcg vitamin b12 and 1200 mg calcium malate chelate. The dosage might differ for you so consult your doctor.

  • 8 months later...

I take Vita4Life Multi-Standard, Calcium and Iron (both are chelated so they absorb extremely well), and their Sublingual B12. I haven't needed to take anything other than that so far. People say you need to take chewables, but I haven't had ANY issues with these. People are just overly cautious and wind up freaking out thinking a capsule is impossible to swallow. They swallow pieces of food larger than these capsules. Anyway, check it out if you like.

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