Iron showdown: pills vs. IV drip for new Moms' energy
NCT ID NCT07340450
Summary
This study compared two common treatments for anemia (low iron) that occurs after giving birth. Researchers tested whether iron pills or iron given through an IV drip worked better to raise women's iron levels over 6 weeks. The study involved 122 women in Pakistan who had low iron after delivery.
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Shahida Islam Medical College and Hospital, Lodhran
Lodhrān, Punjab Province, Pakistan
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