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Low iron & vitamin D

Hello everyone just found out today that my iron levels are low. My vitamin D level always been low. Im just wondering if Anyone ever did surgery wls with low iron and vitamin D levels?

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Yes, it's very common. What does the doc advise?

I had low vitamin D before surgery. Vitamin D deficiencies are actually very common. My surgeon put me on prescription vitamin D, and that brought it up really fast. I've taken OTC vitamin D since surgery - my levels are fine now.

I had low Vitamin D before surgery. Vitamin D deficiencies are actually very common. My surgeon put me on prescription vitamin D, and that brought it up really fast. I've taken OTC vitamin D since surgery - my levels are fine now.

Sounds exactly like my story.
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I had low vitamin D before surgery. Vitamin D deficiencies are actually very common. My surgeon put me on prescription vitamin D, and that brought it up really fast. I've taken OTC vitamin D since surgery - my levels are fine now.
Yeah my pcp told me it's very common, hopefully mines will be fine after surgery as well[emoji4][emoji4]
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Yes, it's very common. What does the doc advise?

I was schedule to have surgery in April but got sick and my team rescheduled me, at that time my iron levels were normal only viramin D levels were low. I recently did labs again & the only reason I found out my iron is low is because i e-mail my Nut about the prohealth bariatric multivitamins thats when she inform me that my iron is low.

I had low vitamin D lonnngg before surgery. Took supplements on and off. The surgeon gave me those 50,000 IU prescription vitamin D pills to take pre-op. Now I take 4,000 IU vitamin d pills daily, post-op.

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