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Obstetric Outcome in Pregnancies Complicated by Recurrent Anaemia, With Observations on Iron and Folate Metabolism, Bacteriuria and Pre‐eclampsia

Summary: Three hundred and thirty‐one pregnant women were studied to see whether moderate maternal anaemia or iron and folate deficiency in the absence of anaemia had any adverse effect on the fetus. When results from all subjects were analysed, no correlations between haematological findings and measures of fetal well‐being were apparent, except for a tendency for increased placental weight when the haemoglobin (Hb) concentration was low at the end of pregnancy.