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Enough vitamins??

I recently got Vitafusion™ prenatal gummy vitamins because I was chewing my big ones the hospital (not my ob/gyn) had originally prescribed due to my anemia and that was just awful tasting! I'm concerned because the new vitamins don't contain iron so should I just stick  to chewing those nasty ones or ask my doctor to prescribe me an iron supplement??  
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I take ferrous sulfate 325 mg twice a day as well as my prenatal and im not even anemic.
I would definitely talk to a doc about an iron supplement if I were you.
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Ok thanks ladies my official first doctor visit if Friday!!! Wish me luck!
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Too much iron for the baby is bad, you should ask your dr. if the dose is okay. Ask your dr for iron samples for the mean time, that's what i did :) lol
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1901977 tn?1333991726
Talk to your OB first. It's not good to take anything without it getting cleared by them first.
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I have red iron pills Ferosul that I was prescribed way before I was pregnant... Maybe I can start back taking those??
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I take those ones too- but my dr gave me iron pills to take with it, your baby needs iron to develop & if your anemic you really should be taking an iron supplement.
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1901977 tn?1333991726
I'm assuming because you're anemic you would really need iron. This is something you should definitely ask your doctor.
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