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Low Hemoglobin 14 weeks pregnant
I am 14 weeks pregnant but my heamoglobin is just 9. Actually my heamoglobin has always been in the range of 8-10. My HPCL reports and other tests are normal too. What can I do to increase the levels? I am experiencing extreme fatigue.
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Regular Iron supplements and a good iron rich diet
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Dr. Parru Singh
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Dr. M Madhu Shri
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Hb 9 in 1st trimester I'd definitely low but oral medications and intake of iron rich food is enough at this level. But as u are having complaints like fatigue better to increase to iron twice daily and iron rich food. If still doesn't increase we have to give you iron injection after 20weeks.
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