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I'm 36 weeks pregnant and was told i have anemia what can i take ?
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Ante-natal care?: Are you not under the care of a doctor? If not, who told you about anemia? Without knowing more about your health, and going by the common causes of anemia, you should take a multivitamin and oral iron supplements daily. I would urge you to consult an obstetrician at your earliest.
Answered 1/13/2015
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