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27 weeks preg and slightly anemic. i've heard this is normal. does it need treatment?
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No: In general, anemia that is not symptomatic needs no treatment. If there is some particular deficiency then it is corrected. Being pregnant mild anemia is expected due to increased blood volume. You are on an anticoagulant so if you notice any bleeding seek medical care
Answered 10/17/2014
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