Why They Are at Risk
Conditions like inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), celiac disease, and chronic kidney disease can impair iron absorption or increase iron loss.
Regular blood loss or malabsorption issues.
Prevalence
Chronic conditions often lead to iron deficiency due to inflammation, malabsorption, or increased blood loss.
Sources
https://kidney.ca/CMSPages/GetFile.aspx?guid=02d6f491-abb5-443a-b57e-cd8b6557c931
Could you be experiencing iron deficiency?
Iron deficiency can show up in many ways, like extreme fatigue, pale skin, or difficulty concentrating. Take our easy quiz to detect possible warning signs and take action early.
How talk to your doctor about iron deficiency
Talking to your doctor about iron deficiency doesn’t have to be complicated. Share your symptoms and concerns, ask for a blood test to check your iron levels, and explore options for managing your health together. Early diagnosis can make a big difference.
