Anybody been anemic before being pregnant? - anemic before a cesarean
I've heard that many women are anemic during pregnancy. I am anemic and my husband and I are TTC. My Iron level is checked in, because now I am going through a series of 13 injections of iron-IV in April. Now I have 2 iron tablets a day (325 g of iron sulfate) to keep my level and I will see with my blood every 3 months to make changes or problems. In any case, my question is, has anyone been anemic before pregnancy and its effects on pregnancy?
Thursday, January 21, 2010
Anemic Before A Cesarean Anybody Been Anemic Before Being Pregnant?
4 comments:
Yes, I was anemic as long as I can remember, and I went to the prescribing of ferrous sulphate to more permanent one shot get 1-2 times per month. I am currently pregnant with my 3rd and I have maintained my level of failure much this measure (10 weeks). If you are taking your medicines imagine how it is to eat something light and if you feel dizzy. During my first pregnancy I was very wrong to take my medication and appointments, and one night I was home alone and I fainted on the floor of the chamber of my account is too low (I was 8 months pregnant). Luckily, my mother and my stepfather back and shortly thereafter he found things differently could have been much worse. Now I know my level to see more while I'm pregnant, because they fall more rapidly during pregnancy. If I feel dizzy and eat something light, do not work, so I know its time to call the doctor (usually come after me and a shot in my eyes, make fast). Hemmorraging I had some problems after birth, but the staff knew that my sitRATING and know that there is a high risk that they were ready. It is my experience. Be sure that you keep your appointments to take their medication and healthy diet. I'm sure it will be nice and do great! Hope this helps!
Yes, I was anemic as long as I can remember, and I went to the prescribing of ferrous sulphate to more permanent one shot get 1-2 times per month. I am currently pregnant with my 3rd and I have maintained my level of failure much this measure (10 weeks). If you are taking your medicines imagine how it is to eat something light and if you feel dizzy. During my first pregnancy I was very wrong to take my medication and appointments, and one night I was home alone and I fainted on the floor of the chamber of my account is too low (I was 8 months pregnant). Luckily, my mother and my stepfather back and shortly thereafter he found things differently could have been much worse. Now I know my level to see more while I'm pregnant, because they fall more rapidly during pregnancy. If I feel dizzy and eat something light, do not work, so I know its time to call the doctor (usually come after me and a shot in my eyes, make fast). Hemmorraging I had some problems after birth, but the staff knew that my sitRATING and know that there is a high risk that they were ready. It is my experience. Be sure that you keep your appointments to take their medication and healthy diet. I'm sure it will be nice and do great! Hope this helps!
I was suffering from anemia, from time to time, since I have 4 years and / or when I 9 weeks pregnant I went to the emergency room because they hyperventilating. That's when I learned that I could once again anemic. They give me help, I am 22 weeks pregnant and I havent been checked, if I have anemia. I have just started to hyperventilate when I am very upset and grief. I eat foods with iron and take my prenatal pills.
me! and it gets worse with pregnancy, but less than 2 tablets per day and have extra antenatal should be fine!
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