Iron deficiency anemia in pregnant women.

Gahmeng Khuu, Cheryl Dika

Nurse Practitioner 2017 October 19

Screening for iron deficiency anemia (IDA) in all pregnant women is recommended. IDA is a prevalent cause of nutritional deficiency anemia, and oral iron is the first line of treatment. Other treatments include parenteral iron or blood transfusion(s). Untreated IDA in pregnancy can result in complications for the mother and fetus.

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