Five major dangers of anemia in pregnant women

　　anemia generally female To some extent, as a pregnant woman, mild anemia is not surprising and is sometimes ignored. Anemia in pregnant women has a great impact on pregnant women and fetus It's all very dangerous.

　　Mild anemia has little impact on pregnancy, but symptoms such as dizziness and fatigue usually occur. Some may also experience headache, dizziness, tinnitus, dizziness, fatigue, heart palpitations, inattention, memory loss, poor appetite and stomach discomfort, etc.

　　2. Severe anemia will cause changes in the circulatory system of pregnant women, and the most serious impact on the mother is heart failure.

　　Neonates born to mothers with trianaemia often develop anemia soon after birth due to insufficient iron reserves, even if there are no obvious lesions at birth and the hemoglobin is within the normal range.

　　4. For the fetus, the direct consequence of anemia is that the oxygen-carrying capacity of the blood cells of the pregnant woman is reduced, which leads to intrauterine hypoxia of the fetus, which in turn causes intrauterine fetal death, premature birth , delivery of low birth weight infants. 》》》 Self-test: Do you need blood?

　　5. Nutritional anemia occurs soon after birth due to insufficient innate iron reserves in the fetus. Anemia can also affect the development of fetal brain cells, causing the child's later learning ability to be low.