What is it about?
Anemia was commonly seen in 2nd trimester. Sickle cell Anemia was seen in 1/3rd of the patients. Study data highlights that Vitamin C, Calcium & Multivitamin B complex were the most prescribed drugs in anemic patients. Drugs prescribed were produced risk to the fetus according to USFDA criteria.
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Why is it important?
Our study contributes valuable insights into the patterns of drug use among pregnant anemic population in a tertiary care setting. This demonstrates our contribution to the field of maternal health and pharmacology, particularly in understanding and addressing the needs of anemic pregnant women. Our findings through research involve analyzing how drugs are used among anemic pregnant women within a specific healthcare setting.
Perspectives
Our article is crucial as it guides researchers, practitioners, and policy-makers interested in drug utilization, anemia in pregnancy, and healthcare practices in tertiary care settings. By addressing these specific areas, your study becomes a valuable resource. This can lead to better management of anemia in pregnant women, ultimately improving maternal and fetal health outcomes.
Dr. Priyal Soni
Amity University
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This page is a summary of: An Observational Study on Drug Utilization Pattern in Anaemic Pregnant Women in the Tertiary Care Teaching Hospital, Journal of Pharmaceutical Research International, August 2021, Sciencedomain International,
DOI: 10.9734/jpri/2021/v33i40b32292.
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