Health · Fitness & Nutrition · 1 day ago
Iron deficiency explained Myrte’s lifelong fatigue and sensitivity to stimuli
Myrte, who is 37, spent much of her life feeling extremely tired and unusually sensitive to things around her.
She had lived for years as if she could not fully engage with life.
She eventually discovered by chance that she had a severe iron deficiency.
The problem was not autism or burnout, as the headline notes.
After she received an iron infusion, she felt that a new world had opened up.
Her experience shows how an iron deficiency can have a major effect on daily life.
She is relieved by the change but also sad about the years she feels she missed.
Myrte, 37, was extremely tired throughout her life and highly sensitive to stimuli.
She discovered by chance that a severe iron deficiency was the cause.
After receiving an iron infusion, she said a new world opened up for her.
She also feels sadness about the years she lost.
- Who
- Myrte, 37.
- What
- She found that a severe iron deficiency explained her lifelong fatigue and sensitivity to stimuli.
- When
- Not stated.
- Where
- Not stated.
- Why
- Her severe iron deficiency was the cause of her symptoms.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
I wasted so much time, missed so much
Myrte lived with extreme fatigue and sensitivity to stimuli.
She received an iron infusion and said a new world opened up for her.
- Age
- 37
- Symptoms
- Lifelong extreme fatigue and sensitivity to stimuli
- Cause
- Severe iron deficiency
- Treatment
- Iron infusion











