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Feeling very tired whole day
I feel very tired and sleepy though I sleep 7 hours. Full day I feel fatigue . My ferritin is 10.2 , hameoglobin is 11.7, iron is 57. Have a 23 day cycle . Mild body pain
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Hello! Please reassure yourself, your severe fatigue, daytime sleepiness, and body aches are entirely real, and your lab reports explain exactly why your body is feeling so exhausted. While your Hemoglobin (11.7) is only mildly borderline, your Ferritin is critically depleted at 10.2. Think of Hemoglobin as the daily cash in your wallet, and Ferritin as your main bank account savings. Right now, your iron "bank account" is running completely empty. Your short 23-day menstrual cycle means you bleed more frequently than average, which acts like a constant, quiet drain on these vital iron reserves. When your iron stores drop this low, your body cannot deliver enough oxygen to your muscles and brain. This is exactly why you feel unrefreshed despite sleeping 7 hours, why you face full-day fatigue, and why your muscles are aching. Simply popping a random over-the-counter iron pill is not the answer, as it can cause severe gut issues and poor absorption. We need a holistic approach to safely rebuild your iron stores, optimize your diet for maximum absorption, and manage your energy levels. Let's get your vibrant life back.
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1. These lab results confirm Iron deficiency anemia. A ferritin level of 10.2 ng/mL is low (ideally aiming for 50 ng/mL to resolve fatigue), and a hemoglobin of 11.7 g/dL is borderline anemic. Together, these explain the daily fatigue and sleepiness. 2. 23 days cycle can be changed with oral contraceptive, tranexamic acid, or progesterone IUD.
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Take elemental Iron 80-100 mg daily.
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You need to consult for further history and evaluation
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Consult for advice.
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Hb -11.7 and a low ferritin values Indicating anemia . More further workup is required for determining the specific type of anemia.
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Iron -FA with vitamin C can be taken to replenish the iron stores and further workup required for folate and vit B12 deficiency. Stay hydrated and eat green leafy vegetables as they are rich in iron.
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Do consult
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Welcome 40❤️ You made it!Yay cheers Ma'am Just hydrate and walk for 30 minutes everyday as you are doing I believe. You will live upto as long as you like Happy 40 again! Feel happy to connect!
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Kindly do connect and consult with me for better treatment plan and advice on your case via PRACTO app
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Avoid fried and spicy food Water intake more Green leafy vegetables more Fiber meal Walk Do connect and consult Will help you
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Hi, Proper evaluation and personalised advice are needed for your concern. A detailed consultation would be best to provide accurate guidance. Feel free to consult me for further assistance.
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Increase fluid intake. Some investigations are required.
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Tell me your routine work.
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You have multiple deficiencies.  Consult a physician physically and start supplements.
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Assessment of vitamin d3 b12 t3t4tsh mg crp cbc esr
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Due to excessive heat these days we tend to loose lots of salts through sweat. Maintain hydration. Consume coconut, electral, lemonade, buttermilk. Since your hb is 10.2 consume iron rich diet. Consult for further detailed evaluation
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B12,thyroid profile test and d3 test required also.
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Consult me I can help you Some investigation required
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Might be electrolyte imbalance. Have to do checkups. Consult and i can help you
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Consult for further management.
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Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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Proper evaluation is needed Have to check for Thyroid profile, vit D levels and Vit B12 levels
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You can get checked up your vitamins ,and try to add food reach in vitamin Bs, and can also add supplements to your diet
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Needs evaluation
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Not enough information , consult a physician
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Pls connect for further discussion and solution.
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Check Thyroid profile.
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Start livogen
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Hb 11.7 g/dL is borderline low for an adult woman. Along with ferritin 10.2ng/mL it indicated low iron stores in the body. Iron deficiency can cause fatigue, excessive sleepiness, reduced exercise tolerance, body aches, poor concentration, hair fall, and restless legs even before significant anemia develops. We will also have yo check for other contributors to fatigue if not already done: TSH, Vitamin B12, Vitamin D, fasting glucose/HbA1c
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Iron supplementation may be required under medical supervision, with follow-up ferritin and hemoglobin after treatment. Kindly consult me for the same.
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Take iron as prescribed, preferably with vitamin C-containing food/drink, and avoid taking it simultaneously with tea, coffee, calcium supplements. Try including green leafy vegetables, meat and sources of protein in diet.
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