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Problems of the incidence of iron deficiency anaemia in pregnant women under Pakistani conditions.

Eighty pregnant women were subjected to haematological and biochemical studies at different stages of pregnancy. The average total erythrocyte count was 4.5 millions/mm in case of non-pregnant women. Microcytosis was observed in 12.5%, microcytosis and hypochromia in 6.3%, and frank macrocytosis in 10% of erythrocytes. Significant differences were observed in pregnant and non-pregnant women with respect to haemoglobin concentration, plasma iron and TIBC. There was no correlation between age, weight and anaemia in pregnant women. Of 80 pregnant women, only 19% showed the evidence of anaemia with haemoglobin levels less than 11 gm/ (JPMA 30: 5, 1980).