congenital parvovirus b19 infectioncausingfetal hydrops with severe anemia
The infectionmay causesevere anemia in the fetus
The infectioncan also causea severe anemia ( anemia ) in the fetus
HDNcausessevere anemia in the fetus
lack of iron(passive) is mostly caused byAnemia in pregnancy
Its lackcausesanemia and malformations in the fetus
the factorsinfluencinganemia in pregnancy
lower nutritional levels(passive) is caused byAnemia in pregnancy
Vitamin B 12 deficiencyrarely causesanemia in pregnancy
Vitamin B 12 deficiency Vitamin B 12 deficiencyrarely causesanemia in pregnancy
the situationsleadingto anemia in pregnancy
to attack the baby ( Rh Hemolytic Disease of the Newborncausinganemia in the baby
specific antibodiesmay causeanemia in the baby
This red blood cell destructioncausesanemia in the baby
that may cause a reaction between the blood of the mother and fetusresultingin fetus anemia
antibodies against the Rh - positive fetusmay leadto anemia in the fetus
when maternal antibodies attack fetal red blood cellscausingfetal anemia
Infection during pregnancyCan causefetal anemia
that there cellsresultingin anemia in the fetus
The use of Krintafel during pregnancymay causehemolytic anemia in a G6PD - deficient fetus
Transient use of nitrous oxidemay causeaplastic anemia in the fetus
the Rh - positive fetusmay leadto anemia in the fetus
Viral infections that interfere with the fetal bone marrow to produce red blood cellscan also causefetal anemia
Infection in pregnant womenmay resultin fetal anemia
attacks the fetal blood cellscausinganemia in the fetus
by parvovirus infection(passive) caused byfetal anemia
Vitamin E deficiencycausesanemia in infants
other pregnancy complicationscausingfetal anemia
a baby?s blood ... the mother?scan causefetal anemia
Congenital parvovirus infection in the pregnant mothercan causefetal anemia
during pregnancyCan causefetal anemia
Several maternal infectionsmay causefetal anemia
other factorsmay causefetal anemia
a conditioncan resultin fetal anemia
Your body might create antibodies in that casecausinganemia in the fetus
to produce red blood cellscausinganemia in infants
blood cellsresultingin anemia in the fetus
excess Vitamin K in pregnant womenmay causeanemia in fetus
by gastrointestinal bleeding(passive) caused byfetal anemia
This conditioncauseshemolytic anemia in the baby
deathcan causedeath
to congestive heart failuremay leadto congestive heart failure
to congestive heart failuremay leadto congestive heart failure
to premature births , low birth weight , fetal impairment and infant deathsmay also leadto premature births , low birth weight , fetal impairment and infant deaths
to premature births , low birth weight , fetal impairment and infant deathsalso leadto premature births , low birth weight , fetal impairment and infant deaths
to adverse outcomes including maternal , fetal and perinatal deathcan leadto adverse outcomes including maternal , fetal and perinatal death
symptoms and treatmentcausessymptoms and treatment
to premature birth ... and preeclampsia associated with hypertension , which often causes maternal and fetal deathleadsto premature birth ... and preeclampsia associated with hypertension , which often causes maternal and fetal death
complications for the mother and fetuscausescomplications for the mother and fetus
impairments and growth problems in the fetuscan causeimpairments and growth problems in the fetus
the baby to be born prematurely , with low birth weight , or also can cause poor fetal growth during pregnancycan causethe baby to be born prematurely , with low birth weight , or also can cause poor fetal growth during pregnancy
in low birth weight , infection , miscarriage , or the death of the mothercan resultin low birth weight , infection , miscarriage , or the death of the mother
in premature birth and low birth weight fetuscould resultin premature birth and low birth weight fetus
some specific symptoms(passive) caused bysome specific symptoms
to complications for mother and babycan leadto complications for mother and baby
occurrence of risk for the occurrence of bleeding during childbirthcan causeoccurrence of risk for the occurrence of bleeding during childbirth
to risk for the occurrence of bleeding during childbirthcan leadto risk for the occurrence of bleeding during childbirth
to the fetus having congenital iron - deficiency anemiamay leadto the fetus having congenital iron - deficiency anemia
to maternal and infant mortalitycan leadto maternal and infant mortality
to fetal deathleadingto fetal death
to fetal myocardial dysfunctionleadingto fetal myocardial dysfunction
in the premature birth of a baby and many health problems for a mothercan resultin the premature birth of a baby and many health problems for a mother
the transport of oxygen to tissues and fetal disturbedcausesthe transport of oxygen to tissues and fetal disturbed
most commonlyresultsmost commonly
preterm labour andcan causepreterm labour and
from a nutritional deficiency in either iron or folatemost commonly resultsfrom a nutritional deficiency in either iron or folate
in suboptimal birth outcomes such as mortality , early births , and low birth weightsresultedin suboptimal birth outcomes such as mortality , early births , and low birth weights
Pulsatile tinnitus(passive) may be caused byPulsatile tinnitus
preterm labour and the baby born can have low birth weight and can also cause infant mortalitycan causepreterm labour and the baby born can have low birth weight and can also cause infant mortality
impaired development and many mental disorders in the childcan also resultimpaired development and many mental disorders in the child
heart failure if left untreatedcan causeheart failure if left untreated
to deliver a child with low birth weight , neurological and cognitive disabilitiesleadsto deliver a child with low birth weight , neurological and cognitive disabilities
to his deathcould leadto his death
in deathcan resultin death
the fetus to receive little oxygen to support normal developmentcan causethe fetus to receive little oxygen to support normal development
20 percent of infant mortalitycauses20 percent of infant mortality
pregnant women to lack bloodcan causepregnant women to lack blood
severe consequences for both mother and childcan causesevere consequences for both mother and child