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8 months pregnant with anaemia,which remedies?

Hi all,
Im in my 8th month of pregnancy& have been diagnosed anaemic. i feel too lethargic and breathless all the time.
I remember taking lecithin a while back when I had anaemia after my first delivery & was cured then.
Right now which remedies should I take? Im already taking ferrum phos tissue salts.
Breathlessness is horrible!
Thankyou so much
[message edited by homeoashwas on Fri, 04 Jul 2014 03:16:17 BST]

homeoashwas on 2014-07-04

This is just a forum. Assume posts are not from medical professionals.

I hope you are using foods high in iron (red meat, liver, spinach etc).

Also get Ferritin supplement.

These are the fastest steps I know of to eliminate anemia.

fitness last decade

im taking all that but still feel tiredand lethargic all the time

homeoashwas last decade

How do you know its anemia

fitness last decade

through blood tests that my dr ordered, he recommmends iron sulphate ,but i'm looking for homeopathic remedies.
can anyone pls help?

homeoashwas last decade

Take Ferrum Phos 3x, two pellets, four times a day.

fitness last decade

already taking ferrum phos,thanks

homeoashwas last decade

Then Ferritin supplement is the only faster way.

fitness last decade

Just wanted to let you know that my condition has been much better since taking lecithin, I ordered it through abc homeopathy & within a day of taking it my condition improved.

Thanks.

homeoashwas last decade

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