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Megaloblastic Anaemia in Pregnancy

Peter Mellor

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summary The Serum folic acid and vitamin B12 levels have been investigated in a clinically normal series of 97 patients. There was tendency for subnormal values to be reached toward the end of pregnancy in serum folic acid levels but not in those of vitamin B12. an analysis of 9 patient with established megaloblastic anaemia seen in the period tendency for to be reached An Of patients with April, 1960‐December, 1966 in the Willingtonarea is presented. The importance of associated factors in these patients is emphasized.

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summary The Serum folic acid and vitamin B12 levels have been investigated in a clinically normal series of 97 patients. There was tendency for subnormal values to be reached toward the end of pregnancy in serum folic acid levels but not in those of vitamin B12. an analysis of 9 patient with established megaloblastic anaemia seen in the period tendency for to be reached An Of patients with April, 1960‐December, 1966 in the Willingtonarea is presented. The importance of associated factors in these patients is emphasized.

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summary The Serum folic acid and vitamin B12 levels have been investigated in a clinically normal series of 97 patients. There was tendency for subnormal values to be reached toward the end of pregnancy in serum folic acid levels but not in those of vitamin B12. an analysis of 9 patient with established megaloblastic anaemia seen in the period tendency for to be reached An Of patients with April, 1960‐December, 1966 in the Willingtonarea is presented. The importance of associated factors in these patients is emphasized.

Key concepts: Megaloblastic anaemia, Folic acid, Vitamin B12, Pregnancy, Medicine, Megaloblastic anemia, Physiology, Internal medicine

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