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Haemoglobin level in 9th month

2019-11-05 15:03:50
Hi Mam, This is Punam. 35 weeks 4 days pregnant. I have done CBC and still My haemoglobin is 8.3 only despite of having all iron rich foods daily like beetroot Palak lauki groundnut and jaggery. I have also take n one Iron saline on 21st oct. still it is same. Now my dr is asking me to take blood directly. So can I go ahead with this suggestion or is there any other option to increase haemoglobin fast.
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U can HV single dose carboxymaltose iron 1000mg in 100ml NS after consulting with ur doc.or consult me directly

Answered2019-11-05 18:15:59

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U may opt for injectable iron
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