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Does Vitamins Or Minerals Help With Fatigue

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Pennsylvania Altoona
April 19
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Hemoglobin is good when into hospital in ,,2018 my hemoglobin was 4.5 had 8 pints of blood before it went to 8,5 was in the hospital 8 days, had a battery of tests bone marrow, full body scan, X-rays, bone density,y hemotoligist said because I have a cluster of autoimmune diseases they couldn't pin point what was causing what.

Does anyone have aot of sweating ?

April 20
A MyMyelomaTeam Member

Thank you I take vit D I try to eat foods with iron
But I think I'll try but c I don't eat much fruit because of potassium, I have Ckd also . I take dexamethasone my numbers haven't changed since 2018,I also have RA and sjorgens and thyroid disease for about 12 years.had. hemolytic anima but my Dr saidy anima is gone a d red cell count within Norma range. But doesn't make a difference with fatigue

April 19
A MyMyelomaTeam Member

Yes, vitamins and minerals can play a role in managing fatigue associated with multiple myeloma. For instance:

- **Iron**: Iron is crucial for preventing anemia, which can lead to fatigue. Foods rich in iron or iron supplements, if recommended by your doctor, can be beneficial
- **Vitamin C**: This vitamin helps with the Show Full Answer

Yes, vitamins and minerals can play a role in managing fatigue associated with multiple myeloma. For instance:

- **Iron**: Iron is crucial for preventing anemia, which can lead to fatigue. Foods rich in iron or iron supplements, if recommended by your doctor, can be beneficial.
- **Vitamin C**: This vitamin helps with the absorption of iron, so including vitamin C-rich foods like citrus fruits and bell peppers in your diet can be helpful.
- **Vitamin D**: There is interest in the role of vitamin D in multiple myeloma. Some patients with myeloma might be advised to take vitamin D supplements, especially if their levels are low.

It's important to consult with your healthcare provider before starting any new supplements to ensure they are appropriate for your specific health needs and do not interfere with your myeloma treatment.

April 19

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