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Would it be a good idea for females to have more iron rich foods during pregnancy?
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Yes: As the pregnancy continues more iron is needed for the healthy growth of the baby. Iron rich foods will be very helpful in addition to taking the prenatal vitamins with iron.
Answered 7/28/2012
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