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How can I prevent anemia during pregnancy?

Dr. Daniel R. Spogen, MD
Dr. Daniel R. Spogen, MD on behalf of Univ. of Nev. School of Medicine, Family Medicine
Family Practitioner

You can help prevent anemia during pregnancy by taking a daily prenatal vitamin with iron. It is also important to see an obstetrician during your pregnancy to be tested for anemia and treated appropriately if needed.

St. Mark's Hospital
St. Mark's Hospital

Women can prevent anemia during pregnancy by taking pre-natal vitamins and iron-rich food.

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