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My wife is 28 weeks pregnant and had some unexpected bloodwork. ferritin: 9 g/l hemoglobin: 123 g/l rbc: 3.78 10*12/l hematocrit: 0.36 l/l mcv: 95 fl we are concerned about developmental risks of low iron. is this a concern?
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No. But she should take oral iron and multivitamins to replenish her iron stores. The fetus is not at risk from this. Wish your wife good health and a healthy baby!
Answered 11/20/2021
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