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Your GP will prescribe an iron supplement to restore the iron missing from your body. The most commonly prescribed supplement is ferrous sulphate, which is taken as a tablet, usually twice a day. Some people can experience side effects when taking iron supplements, including: abdominal (tummy) pain.
The 10th percentile for this is 0.17 mg/d and the 90th percentile is 1.08 mg of additional iron per day. These additional requirements for iron to balance the menstrual blood losses may increase the daily iron requirements to as much as 2.1 mg/d in girls at the 75th percentile of blood loss.