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No Energy.
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I don't know whether it's normal at 35 weeks' gestation but I'm so fatigued I can barely function. Dr has started me on Ferrous Sulphate 200mg tds for my anaemia but I'm still ridiculously tired.
Just climbing stairs and executing routine activities leave me weak and out of breath.
Is there anything I should be doing to try and help myself or is this normal, and will my energy levels recover post-partum?
Just climbing stairs and executing routine activities leave me weak and out of breath.
Is there anything I should be doing to try and help myself or is this normal, and will my energy levels recover post-partum?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Not being an expert on pregnant women, I suppose that many women with a normally progressive pregnancy, can feel fatigued.......
However, you problem seems to be centred around your "anaemia"...what type and what % Hb concentrations ( I would guess, less than 10gms/dl, in which case your oral iron therapy is going to take at least 2 weeks to "kick in".).....and that assumes that you are only iron deficient.
So be patient............;-)
However, you problem seems to be centred around your "anaemia"...what type and what % Hb concentrations ( I would guess, less than 10gms/dl, in which case your oral iron therapy is going to take at least 2 weeks to "kick in".).....and that assumes that you are only iron deficient.
So be patient............;-)
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