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Hi, my daughter is almost 2 years old and her ferritin level is 9. how much iron should she be getting a day? do you have any advice on picky eaters?
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Supplement: You should consult your pediatrician on using a multivitamin with iron. Chewable preparation may be suitable.
Answered 5/13/2015
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