The recommendations present the current state of knowledge on the presented subject on the day of publication.The board of experts reserves the right to update the information in case of new significant scientific reports.The board of experts undertook the analysis of literature, expert knowledge and clinical experience in matters of use of dietary supplementation in pregnancy. SummaryTaking into consideration the negative impact of both iron deficiency and excess on the course of pregnancy, obstetric results and possible causes of anemia in pregnancy other than iron deficiency, it is recommended to: 1. Assess blood count and ferritin concentration at the first prenatal visit and then the blood count at 15-20, 27-32,
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