How is anemia determined in pregnant women?

Patient's question:

The onset time is uncertain, just diagnosed. There are no specific symptoms so far. Treatment history and effectiveness: Not yet treated. What kind of help do you want: Confirm if it is anemia, if treated

Doctor's answer:

Whether a pregnant woman has anemia is generally determined by the amount of hemoglobin. Usually, in the middle and later stages of pregnancy, some symptoms of anemia may appear, but there is no need to worry too much. You can check if the hemoglobin is low in the complete blood count. If it is low, it means anemia; if not, there is nothing to worry about. Generally, most pregnant women have mild anemia, so there is no need to be anxious. You can supplement your diet with iron-rich foods such as pig blood, jujubes, and lean meat.