hello, Iron-deficiency anemia (insufficient iron) is more common in people with hypothyroidism. In addition to your doctor s recommendations regarding treatment for anemia and any suggested iron supplementation, you can also consider the following recommendations -Eat more foods that are good sources of iron. -Help your body absorb iron better by eating foods high in vitamin C. -Limit your use of tea, except herbal teas. -Increase dietary fiber to prevent constipation. Some might expect that since the vegan diet contains a form of iron that is not that well absorbed, vegans might be prone to developing iron deficiency anemia. However, surveys of vegans have found that iron deficiency anemia is no more common among vegetarians than among the general population although vegans tend to have lower iron stores.The reason for the satisfactory iron status of many vegans may be that commonly eaten foods are high in iron. In fact, if the amount of iron in these foods is expressed as milligrams of iron per 100 calories, many foods eaten by vegans are superior to animal-derived foods.For example, you would have to eat more than 1700 calories of sirloin steak to get the same amount of iron as found in 100 calories of spinach. thank you.