Folic Acid and the Bowel?

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If you really feel that much better on the iron/folic acid, take a mild stool softener like Docusate or colace to help with the constipation. A stool softener will not give you the cramps or chang...

As far as I know Folic Acid helps cells when it comes to division, which makes it particularly important during pregnancy, however I had never heard of it affected menstruation. My advice would be ...

yes...folic acid is a form of iron...but i would suggest trihemic capsules they are much better than folic acid...because folic acid could cause Constipation

Folic acid is found in green leafy vegetables (such as spinach, etc), so that shouldn't be a problem for a vegetarian like you. Vit B12, however, is found in red meat. Your doctor needs to det...

The recommended daily dose is 0.4-1 mg for all women of childbearing age. Don't worry about over dosing, you would have to take a huge amount to OD. Any unused portion is simply excreted by yo...

It does in the sense of Iron, it helps maintain red blood cells and iron helps make red blood cells. So it helps not only the red blood cells but iron in this whole process. I know people with a...

Folic acid is a naturally occurring B vitamin that helps a baby's neural tube鈥攖he part of a developing baby that becomes the brain and spinal cord鈥攄evelop properly. It must be taken before and...