Anaemia during pregnancy

2026-09-29 16:11:12
ETD is mid nov ..32 week pregnant..HB is 9.7...one gyno doctor has advised three nemocid tablet 250 mg each one time for suspected deworming...another gynodoctor and my family doctor also has warned against it that deworming in 3rd trimester may have some risk ..what to do ???her ferritin is 93 ...platelet is 1.20 ..no sugar pp and fasting ok...HPLC is wnl ...what to do ???
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Answered2026-09-30 04:19:07

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Deworming should not be done during pregnancy. You have six weeks more before your due date for delivery. You are an Ideal patient for Iron injections.

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Answered2026-09-30 03:08:20

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Your two doctors disagree because deworming in the third trimester is a genuine judgment call, not something with one fixed answer. This needs deciding by whichever obstetrician is actively following your pregnancy, with your reports in front of them.
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Take both opinions back to your primary treating gynaecologist and let them make the final call, rather than deciding between the two views on your own.
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Mild anaemia in pregnancy is common and manageable, but a treatment decision this close to your due date should stay with the doctor who knows your full case.

Answered2026-09-29 17:07:00

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