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suffering from iron deficiency anemia5. In our community majority of women start their pregnancy with some degree of iron deficiency anemia because of poor nutrition, short inter-pregnancy interval, multiparity, abortions, parasitic infestations. In addition, cereal rich diet reduced the bioavailability of iron.
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