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EFFECT OF IRON DEFICIENCY ANEMIA (IDA) ON THYROID FUNCTION AND HAEMATOLOGICAL PROFILE IN PREGNANCY
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Background: Anemia and thyroid disorders, both are common public health problems with pregnant women being the most vulnerable group. The
risk of maternal mortality has a direct correlation with the severity of IDA (Iron Deciency Anemia). Some previous studies suggested that iron
deciency anemia is related to thyroid function in pregnancy. To evaluate the Objectives: prevalence of anemia and evaluate the level of thyroid
hormones in pregnant women and to study inter-relationship of iron deciency anemia with other hematological parameters and thyroid hormones
in pregnancy. A total of 100 antenatal cases of women were included, with the Materials and methods: reproductive age group of 20-40 years.
Subjects were categorized into three trimesters of pregnancy, viz. rst trimester, second trimester and third trimester and their blood samples were
analysed for biochemical and hematological parameters. In the present study, i Results: t has been observed that 57% of pregnant women were
anemic with Hb <11 g/dl. Based on the haematological studies, the anemic condition was due to the deciency of iron. Further, thyroid function was
found to be correlated with iron deciency anemia. Subclinical hypothyroidism was found in 49% of anemic subjects. From the Conclusion:
results of present study, it is concluded that there is increased prevalence of thyroid disorders and iron deciency anemia in antenatal cases and there
is relationship between iron deciency anemia and hypothyroid cases. Subclinical hypothyroidism is more pronounced effect than overt
hypothyroidism due to iron deciency anemia in pregnancy as revealed from the data generated in the study. Screening of thyroid stimulating
hormone in all pregnant women at time of rst visit and treatment should be started if TSH <2.5IU/ml for healthy feto-maternal outcome. It has
been established from the present study, that anemia can worsen this condition further, since iron deciency being a from the present study, that
anemia can a major public health problem in developing country like India.
Title: EFFECT OF IRON DEFICIENCY ANEMIA (IDA) ON THYROID FUNCTION AND HAEMATOLOGICAL PROFILE IN PREGNANCY
Description:
Background: Anemia and thyroid disorders, both are common public health problems with pregnant women being the most vulnerable group.
The
risk of maternal mortality has a direct correlation with the severity of IDA (Iron Deciency Anemia).
Some previous studies suggested that iron
deciency anemia is related to thyroid function in pregnancy.
To evaluate the Objectives: prevalence of anemia and evaluate the level of thyroid
hormones in pregnant women and to study inter-relationship of iron deciency anemia with other hematological parameters and thyroid hormones
in pregnancy.
A total of 100 antenatal cases of women were included, with the Materials and methods: reproductive age group of 20-40 years.
Subjects were categorized into three trimesters of pregnancy, viz.
rst trimester, second trimester and third trimester and their blood samples were
analysed for biochemical and hematological parameters.
In the present study, i Results: t has been observed that 57% of pregnant women were
anemic with Hb <11 g/dl.
Based on the haematological studies, the anemic condition was due to the deciency of iron.
Further, thyroid function was
found to be correlated with iron deciency anemia.
Subclinical hypothyroidism was found in 49% of anemic subjects.
From the Conclusion:
results of present study, it is concluded that there is increased prevalence of thyroid disorders and iron deciency anemia in antenatal cases and there
is relationship between iron deciency anemia and hypothyroid cases.
Subclinical hypothyroidism is more pronounced effect than overt
hypothyroidism due to iron deciency anemia in pregnancy as revealed from the data generated in the study.
Screening of thyroid stimulating
hormone in all pregnant women at time of rst visit and treatment should be started if TSH <2.
5IU/ml for healthy feto-maternal outcome.
It has
been established from the present study, that anemia can worsen this condition further, since iron deciency being a from the present study, that
anemia can a major public health problem in developing country like India.
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