Had she donated blood or had blood work that indicated her iron was
normally recently? Usually low iron is a symptom that something is wrong
and it doesn't just drop overnight. A few drops of wild orange isn't
going to do that.
gin
On 3/28/2013 6:35 PM, Mi wrote:
> Woman turned away from donating blood b/c her iron count was too low. The night before going to donate, she had a few drops of wild orange on her glass of water. Anyone understand what happened?
>
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