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<blockquote data-quote="DiabeticBloke1" data-source="post: 2565571" data-attributes="member: 564428"><p>Hi <strong>AloeSvea and Bunneria </strong>(and everyone else in this thread). AloeSvea's recent post, saying "<em><strong>Apparently iron, B9 and B12 deficiencies go together, in that they work together when we are functioning well</strong></em>", is something I hadn't known before. However I couldn't agree more with you. I had deficiencies in all three, none of which had previously been detected until I moved interstate and found a new GP and new specialists. I have numerous other complications/medical conditions, and they all interact, and any - or all - of them could be the cause of these deficiencies. However the bottom line was my lethargy and constant lack of energy. Apart from all my medications, including metformin, I had to have 2 iron transfusions, and regular supplements of B12 (weekly) and folate B9 (daily). I still have AF (atrial fibrillation), Type 2 diabetes and Advanced Heart Failure, but I also now have a lot more energy to help me better deal with these issues. Cheers, DB1.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DiabeticBloke1, post: 2565571, member: 564428"] Hi [B]AloeSvea and Bunneria [/B](and everyone else in this thread). AloeSvea's recent post, saying "[I][B]Apparently iron, B9 and B12 deficiencies go together, in that they work together when we are functioning well[/B][/I]", is something I hadn't known before. However I couldn't agree more with you. I had deficiencies in all three, none of which had previously been detected until I moved interstate and found a new GP and new specialists. I have numerous other complications/medical conditions, and they all interact, and any - or all - of them could be the cause of these deficiencies. However the bottom line was my lethargy and constant lack of energy. Apart from all my medications, including metformin, I had to have 2 iron transfusions, and regular supplements of B12 (weekly) and folate B9 (daily). I still have AF (atrial fibrillation), Type 2 diabetes and Advanced Heart Failure, but I also now have a lot more energy to help me better deal with these issues. Cheers, DB1. [/QUOTE]
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