Pregnant women hemoglobin 109 count anemia?

Hemoglobin 109g/L is considered anemia.

For pregnant women, the normal reference range of hemoglobin varies according to pregnancy. Generally, in early pregnancy, hemoglobin below 110g/L can be diagnosed as anemia; in the second and third trimester of pregnancy, hemoglobin below 100g/L can be diagnosed as anemia. If the pregnant woman has hemoglobin 109g/L, if it is in early pregnancy, it can be diagnosed as mild anemia; if it is in the third trimester of pregnancy, it has not yet reached the diagnostic criteria for anemia, but it is also close to low value.

For pregnant women with hemoglobin 109g/L, if they are in early pregnancy, they should pay attention to and closely observe, and can be improved by dietary adjustment, such as eating more iron-rich foods, including animal liver, lean meat, black fungus, etc. If they are in the third trimester of pregnancy, although they do not reach the anemia standard, it is still recommended to increase the intake of iron-rich foods appropriately to prevent anemia. At the same time, regular blood routine should be reviewed to monitor the changes in hemoglobin.