What to do about severe anemia during pregnancy

Hello, if you show severe anemia during pregnancy, especially in the second and third trimester of pregnancy, or if the mother's anemia is serious before delivery, it may affect her health and threaten the safety of the fetus. Because of too much anemia, the pregnant woman's various nutrients are not supplied. The fetus will show intrauterine growth retardation, even intrauterine hypoxia, and some fetuses will show anemia along with the mother's anemia. Blood transfusion is also needed after birth. Therefore, anemia in pregnant women, especially severe anemia, is very dangerous, and anemia must be corrected as soon as possible. If hemoglobin is very low, blood transfusion is needed to correct anemia; if it is mild to moderate anemia, you can take some iron. Agents, folic acid, etc. are used to supplement hematopoietic trace elements to achieve the purpose of increasing hemoglobin. You can also take some blood tonic drugs, such as jujube extract to achieve the effect of blood production, and nutrition must also be strengthened.