Causes of Anemia during Pregnancy<span>. The cause of anemia truly comes down to how many red blood cells are being produced in the body and how healthy they are. A fall in </span>hemoglobin<span> levels during </span>pregnancy<span> is caused by a greater expansion of plasma volume compared with the increase in red cell volume.</span>
The answer would be true. There are a lot of processes happening in the vagina, the uterus and the Fallopian Tubes that can cause some sort of discharge.
Well, if it's possible to pick more than one, I would say "she should take the appropriate steps if she wishes to avoid pregnancy" and "she should take precautions to ensure that she does not contract and STI"
The patient Free T3 concentration is increased. Normal range of free T3 is about 2-4pg/dl. Increased free T3 indicating a hyperthyroid condition. In this case, you need to determine whether the cause is central(TSH elevated) or peripheral (TSH normal) by testing TSH level. The patient might need anti thyroid drugs like <span>Propylthiouracil.</span>
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false because if you do get sick you won't be able to pay it off.
