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Re: low iron and hair lossFrom: Cari (anonymous@obgyn.net)Fri, 29 Aug 2003 13:39:58 -0500 (CDT)
At Sat, 15 Jul 2000, Annetta wrote: > >I know that with PCOS we tend to bleed much heavier and longer when we >do have periods, therefore we are more apt to become anemic. I was told >in June that I am anemic, and I was put on Ferrous sulphate. It has >helped. My iron count was at 10, when I had my liver biopsy on >Wednesday it was up to 10.4. I was told that above 12 is normal. So I >am almost there. Also, I was hoping that the extra iron would help with >the diareaha when I started met, but it didn't. :-( >I have never heard of gold turning your skin green if you are anemic. I >don't want to offend anyone, but the only thing that has turned my skin >green is low quality jewelry. (please don't take this as me saying >anyone is cheap) > >Take care >Annetta >At Thu, 13 Jul 2000, Kristy wrote: >> >>I went to a dermatologist about bumps all over my skin >>[Keratosis Pilaris]. Does anyone else have this, by >>the way? Anyway, while there, I showed him my >>thinning hair on top. He said that if you are low on >>iron, you can have that happen. I had already been >>tested for iron and was fine, but he said there was a >>more "sensitive" test that could be done. He did it, >>and my iron count on that test was low. So he put me >>on three iron pills a day. I don't take them every >>day and when I do, I only take two. I am nervous cuz >>I heard that you can get too much iron, and not be >>able to get rid of it. Does anyone know if that's >>true? Anyway, is low iron part of PCOS? This next >>question is silly...BUT, I heard that if you rub a >>gold ring on your skin, and it leaves a greenish >>stripe, then you're low on iron. Is that just an old >>wive's tale? When I rub my wedding ring on my hand or >>arm, it leaves the DARK green stripe. But when I rub >>it on hubbies arm, or my childrens' arms, nothing >>happens. Any ideas? >>Kristy B. >>
-- I have just found out I have low iron, always wondered why my high quality wedding ring turns my figure green. I have nothing but high quality, pure gold rings. I have always at some point noticed my figures green. I have been told it could be because the person ate a lot of oranges and or acidic fruit. But, now I have to believe it's due to low iron.
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