Jhansi: A total of 45.41% of women in the age group 15-49 years have been found by iron deficiency in the Bundelkhand area, the latest National Family Health Survey (NFHS) 5-2019-21.
This raises serious concerns because it is not only for health problems but also for women’s mental health problems, the main cause of maternal mortality.
The national average is 53.8% while the increase is 50.1% which shows that this region is relatively in a better position even though the problem of fears is almost half of women in this age group are anemia.
However, the numbers in all district regions of Banda district restrictions have increased from the previous 2015-16 survey.
According to the survey report, Jhansi has 41.3% of women anemia in this age group while the previous figure was 51.3%, Chitrakoot 46.6% anemia while previously was 61.4%.
Lalitpur has 38.1% while previously 49.8%, the previous 44.2% of the previous time was 67.9%, Hamirpur 46.1% while previously 54%, Banda 52.2% while previously it was 51.1% and Maha 49.4% of anemia women while previously were 64.8%.
Data shows that Chitrakoot and Mahoba Regency has been performing very well and have another except Banda where the numbers increase.
According to psychotherapist Dr.
Shikafa Zafrin, anemia leads to changes in teenage behavior.
This is also the root cause of anxiety, depression, anger and headache that is often in it.
“Anemia girls have low self-esteem and cannot concentrate on their studies.
It is important that it must be detected in the early stages by examining hemoglobin which can be increased by drugs and the right diet.
Not only women from poor families who control Anemito .
Free iron supplements drugs and blood check-up facilities are available in all district, PHC and CHC hospital facilities with workerfadis workers, Asha and ANM.
Tablets are also available at school.
The red tablet is for pregnant women who must be taken for 180 days during a period of pregnancy while the blue tablet for girls is between 10-19 years old to drink once a week on Monday.
’45 .41% b’khand woman anemia ‘
