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Can I Get Iron Overload from Iron Supplementation for Restless Legs Treatment???

Iron supplementation either by mouth or through IV infusion is a consensus first-line treatment for restless legs syndrome (RLS). One of the most common concerns is whether you can get iron overload from iron supplementation to treat this condition. ‪@andyberkowskimd‬ of ReLACS Health discusses why this should not be a concern in this video. Among the questions addressed: What are the concerns when it comes to too much iron? How does the body prevent taking in too much iron from food or iron supplements? How can iron infusion lead to much higher iron levels than oral supplements? Why do those with RLS may actually want higher iron levels? Why is it important to check iron levels regularly if you have RLS? The following video provides a basis for the complexities of iron levels for RLS:    • Iron Levels for Restless Legs Syndrome (RLS)   When choosing how to supplement with iron by mouth, one must consider how iron is absorbed in the GI system. For a basis on this, watch this video on how to take iron supplements for RLS:    • How to Take Iron Supplements for Restless ...   If oral supplementation is not effective or not tolerated, then an IV iron infusion is an excellent option. It is a consensus first-line treatment for RLS. This video compares the differences:    • Oral Iron Supplements Versus IV Iron Infus...   If you get an iron infusion, what is expected to happen with symptoms of RLS?    • The Expected Returns from IV Iron for Rest...   Those wanting more information on types of iron infusion can also read A ReLACSing Blog #20: https://www.relacshealth.com/blog/whi... These videos are for general medical information only, but for those who live in or near Michigan, Ohio, or Florida, you can hire ‪@andyberkowskimd‬ of ReLACS Health for consultation to assess your iron status, how it may impact RLS, and guide you to improvement of any other sleep-related symptoms that require a little more time and attention. Go to https://www.relacshealth.com/ for more information.