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My hbn is 10.20. is this enough to get pregnant?
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Yes: Obviously, there is a higher demand for blood cells with pregnancy. Also, intravascular volume increases that almost immediately dilutes the blood. Taking prenatal vitamins and eating a healthy diet is a measure to ensure the body has what it needs to make new blood cells. Be sure to discuss this with your doctor as any causes of anemia need to be addressed.
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