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Hb 8.3 and 9th month preg.
Hi, I am 9 month 10 days pregnant. My hb is 8.3 and having iron rich food. But hb is not increasing much. What should I do. Should I have blood through veins or need to have more diet.
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You are about to deliver the baby...might need blood transfusion or IV Iron.
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Have you gotten your thalassemia test done.if not do HPLC amd serum ferritin
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You are full term , please use IV Iron
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please consult Dr Sushila Gupta Senior Gynaecologist on practo or Whatsapp number 98291*17915
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This is fine
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R u taking iron supplements regularly? If yes ...needs detailed Investigations to find out the reason for anemia
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U take  good  food   as already  ur  in  9th  month   if  needed  blood transfusion   will be given
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take  good food   already urin  9th  month if  needed   they  give  blood
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