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writes:I am trying to conceive but haven't yet, could there be a chance that i have low iron? would that effect me getting pregnant?Would more iron help me or make it faster for me to get pregnant? If so, where would i buy iron pills?-Michy
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reader, GirlyonFire +, writes (21 September 2008):
Just over 1 year ago I learned something really neat. This girl I know went to a chiropractor, who told her that her hip was mildly tilted which was causing the uterus to tilt, resulting in infertility. after 4 months of treatment everyday excessive treatment, he was able to realign the hip and she magically concieved a baby. I don't believe in unexplained infertility, I think there is always something holding it from happening. today I told this story to a lady who told me that reflexology helped her. I honestly think what I am saying might sound crazy but it is worth a try, I was shocked to learn how many success stories came from these things. If you want to try something like this but have no idea where to start, I would suggest getting your eyes read. It is not some paranormal thing, the eyes actually have marks in them from things like iron deficiencies, broken bones, genetical traits. Getting the eyes read might point you toward a solution. Unexplainable but seems to work for lots of people.
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reader, anonymous, writes (21 September 2008): Iron deficiency could be the problem as i have an iron deficiency and my iron level was really low. I was in a relationship and tried for a baby but it never happened. you can get help from the doctor. He or she will do a quick blood test and see what your iron level is at. if it is below 15 the doctor will put you on either ion tablets or iron syrup for a few months then you should be sorted.
it also helps to be in a routine of set meals at the same time every day throughout your treatment and eat things like liver peas and dried apricots.
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