Ryan Cunningham+FollowPregnancy Anemia Linked to Baby Heart RisksJust learned that having anemia early in pregnancy could raise the chances of your baby being born with a heart defect. A big study found moms with anemia were more likely to have kids with congenital heart disease. The researchers say catching and treating anemia early could help lower the risk. Wild how something so common might have such a big impact! #PregnancyHealth #HeartHealth #AnemiaAwareness #MomLife #Health20Share
Joseph Bradley+FollowTired All the Time? It Might Be ThisEver feel wiped out, look a little pale, or notice your nails breaking for no reason? Turns out, these "harmless" symptoms could actually be signs of iron deficiency anemia—a blood issue that affects over a billion people! Women, vegans, and folks with chronic illnesses are especially at risk. The fix could be as simple as a blood test and some iron supplements (or even IV iron if pills mess with your stomach). Don’t just brush off that fatigue—your body might be trying to tell you something! #HealthTips #IronDeficiency #Wellness #AnemiaAwareness #Health30345Share
Jason Weaver+FollowPregnancy Anemia & Baby Heart Risks?!Just found out that being anemic during pregnancy can seriously up the risk of your baby having a heart defect—like, by 47%! Most cases are due to iron deficiency, so docs are saying iron supplements might actually help prevent this. If you’re pregnant or planning, definitely ask about anemia testing. This could be a total gamechanger for healthy babies! #PregnancyHealth #AnemiaAwareness #HeartHealth #IronSupplements #MomLife #Health80Share
