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An RCT Study Between WHO and RCOG Based Practices
Investigator is doing this study to understand the best way to give iron supplements to mothers after delivery who already have a normal blood level (hemoglobin). Some guidelines recommend one approach, while others recommend a different approach. In this study, investigator will compare these two methods to see which one is more helpful and suitable for mothers. Participants participation will help us improve care for women after childbirth in the future. Taking part is participants choice, and all participants information will be kept private.
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