Quantifying differences in iron deficiency-attributable anemia during pregnancy and postpartum

Davidson, Eliza M.; Scoullar, Michelle J.L.; Peach, Elizabeth; Morgan, Christopher J.; Melepia, Pele; Opi, D. Herbert; Supsup, Hadlee; Hezeri, Priscah; Philip, Wilson; Kabiu, Dukduk; Tokmun, Kerryanne; Suruka, Rose; Fidelis, Ruth; Elijah, Arthur; Siba, Peter M.; Pomat, William; Kombut, Benishar; Robinson, Leanne J.; Crabb, Brendan S.; Kennedy, Elissa; Boeuf, Philippe; Simpson, Julie A.; Beeson, James G.; Fowkes, Freya J.I.

doi:10.1016/j.xcrm.2023.101097

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“…A lack of several nutrients, such as iron and vitamin B12, can cause anaemia. During pregnancy, anaemia is identified as iron deficiency (Nurfitriana et al, 2022) If anaemia is not treated until the end of pregnancy, it will affect the postpartum period (Davidson et al, 2023). Anaemia in postpartum mothers will cause uterine atony (Rabinowitz & Reibstein, 1945).…”

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Intervention of Providing Iron Consumption Education to Prevent the Risk of Bleeding in Mrs. I Spontaneous Postpartum with Anemia

Wulandari,

Wahyuni,

Risdiyanto

et al. 2024

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Postpartum hemorrhage is one of the leading causes of 150,000 maternal deaths each year worldwide, and nearly 4 out of 5 such deaths occur within 4 hours of delivery. One of the factors that can cause postpartum hemorrhage is the presence of anemia in pregnant women, which can be caused by iron and vitamin B12 deficiency. If anemia is not treated during pregnancy, it can impact the postpartum period by increasing the risk of uterine atony and significant bleeding. The purpose of this study was to explain nursing care in postpartum mothers with anemia using an educational intervention of iron consumption to prevent postpartum hemorrhage. The research method used is a qualitative approach with case studies as the main method, using observation sheets, interviews, and documentation studies. The subject of this study was one postpartum maternal patient with anemia at RSUD Waled Cirebon. The results of the case study showed clinical success in the absence of signs and symptoms of bleeding, improvement in the mother's condition, although breast milk expenditure was still not optimal. The implication of this study is that effective nursing care delivery can meet patient needs and prevent further complications such as postpartum hemorrhage.

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Intervention of Providing Iron Consumption Education to Prevent the Risk of Bleeding in Mrs. I Spontaneous Postpartum with Anemia

Wulandari,

Wahyuni,

Risdiyanto

et al. 2024

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Myanmar immigrant women’s perceptions, beliefs, and information-seeking behaviors with nutrition and food practices during pregnancy in Thailand: a qualitative study

Nuampa,

Tangsuksan,

Sasiwongsaroj

et al. 2024

Int J Equity Health

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Background Although nutrition is an essential contributor to the quality of pregnancy outcomes, little is known about the experiences and influences affecting dietary behaviors during pregnancy among migrant women, particularly those from Myanmar, the largest immigrant population in Thailand. To fill this gap, we conducted a descriptive qualitative study to explore Myanmar immigrant women’s perceptions, beliefs, and information-seeking behaviors concerning nutrition and food practices during pregnancy. Methods We conducted focus group discussions (FGDs) with fifty Myanmar immigrant pregnant women aged 18–45 years across all trimesters, who were recruited using purposive sampling from a public tertiary hospital. The FGDs were conducted in Thai or Myanmar using semi-structured guides that probed women’s pregnancy perceptions and experiences about nutrition and food patterns during pregnancy. The FGDs were audio-recorded, translated, and transcribed. Direct content analysis was used to guide the analysis through an ecological perspective framework. Results The seven FGDs with fifty women revealed four major themes involving perceptions, beliefs, and information-seeking behaviors. The qualitative results consisted of (1) a positive attitude toward better changes under difficult conditions (setting goals for infant health; uncertainty about changes); (2) beliefs about eating patterns and dietary practices during pregnancy (taboos aimed at protecting women’s health and ensuring safe childbirth; taboos aimed at guaranteeing infant safety); (3) limited access to appropriate information about nutrition (unclear dietary information from healthcare providers; ease of learning from experiences in informal social networks); and (4) difficult living conditions in a non-native setting (work-related influences on dietary behaviors; lack of comprehensible language to gain food literacy). In addition, the results were highlighted across four levels of ecological perspectives. Conclusions Immigrant pregnant women are a vulnerable population that should be treated with equity to ensure quality of life through optimal nutrition throughout pregnancy. Respectful care requires that healthcare providers develop culturally sensitive nutrition interventions to increase nutrition literacy, accessibility, and pregnancy outcomes.

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Anemia Ferropriva E Atipicidades Gestacionais: Cuidados Médicos Preventivos E Corretivos Necessários

Nascimento,

Silva

2024

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Um dos períodos mais delicados na vida da mulher é a gestação, durante o qual pode ocorrer uma série de problemas de saúde que colocam em risco o binômio materno-fetal. Considerado um dos problemas gestacionais mais comuns, a anemia ferropriva é causada pela deficiência de ferro no organismo da gestante e, quando não tratada, produz sérios riscos para a saúde e vida da mãe e do filho. OBJETIVO: Analisar as atipicidades produzidas pela anemia ferropriva gestacional que devem ser consideradas pelos cuidados médicos. METODOLOGIA: Revisão bibliográfica, de abordagem qualitativa, natureza básica, objetivos descritivos e procedimento monográfico, realizada com artigos científicos publicados em periódicos entre os anos de 2018 e 2023. INTRODUÇÃO: Um dos períodos mais delicados na vida da mulher é a gestação, durante o qual pode ocorrer uma série de problemas de saúde que colocam em risco o binômio materno-fetal. Considerado um dos problemas gestacionais mais comuns, a anemia ferropriva é causada pela deficiência de ferro no organismo da gestante e, quando não tratada, produz sérios riscos para a saúde e vida da mãe e do filho. OBJETIVO: Analisar as atipicidades produzidas pela anemia ferropriva gestacional que devem ser consideradas pelos cuidados médicos. METODOLOGIA: Revisão bibliográfica, de abordagem qualitativa, natureza básica, objetivos descritivos e procedimento monográfico, realizada com artigos científicos publicados em periódicos entre os anos de 2018 e 2023. RESULTADOS: Ficou demonstrado que anemia ferropriva possui alta incidência na gestação, com fatores de riscos classificados como idade (adolescência ou terceira idade), condição socioeconômica (baixa renda), baixa escolaridade, histórico pessoal e familiar antecedente, doenças crônicas, dieta pobre em ferro e outros. O acompanhamento médico periódico deve se valer da avaliação clínica e laboratorial para avaliar riscos e níveis de hemoglobina, de modo a intervir nos casos de anemia ferropriva gestacional, evitando os riscos para o binômio materno fetal, identificados como aborto, parto prematuro, má formação, problemas no Sistema Nervoso Central (SNC) e sistema cognitivo, complicações intra e pós-parto, dentre outros. CONCLUSÕES: Os cuidados médicos preventivos e corretivos devem considerar todos os fatores de risco, dispondo da realização periódica da anamnese clínica e dos exames laboratoriais, da suplementação por sulfato ferroso e da adequação nutricional.

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Quantifying differences in iron deficiency-attributable anemia during pregnancy and postpartum

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References 29 publications

Intervention of Providing Iron Consumption Education to Prevent the Risk of Bleeding in Mrs. I Spontaneous Postpartum with Anemia

Intervention of Providing Iron Consumption Education to Prevent the Risk of Bleeding in Mrs. I Spontaneous Postpartum with Anemia

Myanmar immigrant women’s perceptions, beliefs, and information-seeking behaviors with nutrition and food practices during pregnancy in Thailand: a qualitative study

Anemia Ferropriva E Atipicidades Gestacionais: Cuidados Médicos Preventivos E Corretivos Necessários

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