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I'm giving my 7-year-old daughter Tonoferon drops since she's got an iron deficiency, but she's been getting stomach pains and feeling uncomfortable. Are there any other options or alternatives we should consider?

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I'm giving my 7-year-old daughter Tonoferon drops since she's got an iron deficiency, but she's been getting stomach pains and feeling uncomfortable. Are there any other options or alternatives we should consider?

try natural home remidies ,include pumpkin seeds ,dates,nuts,and green leafy vegitables more into your diet consult your doctor for further evaluation

Last updated on 04 Jul 2025

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Last updated on 04 Jul 2025

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