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Iron-deficiency anaemia in women: signs, food and when to take tablets

Iron-deficiency anaemia in women: signs, food and when to take tablets
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Iron deficiency is common in women of child-bearing age.

  • Eat iron-rich foods: leafy greens, jaggery, lentils.
  • Add vitamin C (lemon, amla) at the same meal.
  • Avoid tea within an hour of meals.
  • Take tablets only when a doctor advises.

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  1. Prevention of anaemia in women (demo) · National Demo Health Service,

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