Aim/Objectives: To collect nutrient intake and nutritional status of the 1st trimester poor pregnant women among the district of Kushtia, Chuadanga and Jhenaidah in Bangladesh. Study design: This expected study was carried out among 100 poor 1st trimester pregnant women and incidence of nutrient intake and nutritional status among them was observed. Description and cross-sectional study methods, anthropometric method, laboratory methods and structure questionnaire were used to collect required data, face to face interviews with the pregnant women and examine of physical condition and dietary intake of 1st trimester poor pregnant women. To collect the nutritional condition, socioeconomic condition of the malnourished pregnant women were classified from group according to family income basis. Nutrient intake during 1st trimester of pregnancy is a very important factor. In this period nutritional status has important impact on the maternal and fetal health outcome. Both macronutrient and micronutrient intake during pregnancy supports fetal growth. Insufficiency in nutrient intake during the 1st trimester can have harmful effect on mother and fetus. On the other hand, excessive nutrient intake specially carbohydrate intake may be risk like gestational diabetes. So, amount of carbohydrate intake prevents gestational diabetes. Whereas high protein intake could have adverse effect on the fetal growth. Some micronutrients are needed for improvement of the fetus. As folic acid prevents neural tube defects and iodine prevent cretinism. Intake of calcium, to prevent hypertension disorder of pregnancy. So, we provide an overview of the most recent evidence regarding to macronutrient and micronutrient requirement during 1st trimester pregnancy.
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Macronutrient, Micronutrient, Neural Tube, Cretinism, Outcome
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abstract = {Aim/Objectives: To collect nutrient intake and nutritional status of the 1st trimester poor pregnant women among the district of Kushtia, Chuadanga and Jhenaidah in Bangladesh. Study design: This expected study was carried out among 100 poor 1st trimester pregnant women and incidence of nutrient intake and nutritional status among them was observed. Description and cross-sectional study methods, anthropometric method, laboratory methods and structure questionnaire were used to collect required data, face to face interviews with the pregnant women and examine of physical condition and dietary intake of 1st trimester poor pregnant women. To collect the nutritional condition, socioeconomic condition of the malnourished pregnant women were classified from group according to family income basis. Nutrient intake during 1st trimester of pregnancy is a very important factor. In this period nutritional status has important impact on the maternal and fetal health outcome. Both macronutrient and micronutrient intake during pregnancy supports fetal growth. Insufficiency in nutrient intake during the 1st trimester can have harmful effect on mother and fetus. On the other hand, excessive nutrient intake specially carbohydrate intake may be risk like gestational diabetes. So, amount of carbohydrate intake prevents gestational diabetes. Whereas high protein intake could have adverse effect on the fetal growth. Some micronutrients are needed for improvement of the fetus. As folic acid prevents neural tube defects and iodine prevent cretinism. Intake of calcium, to prevent hypertension disorder of pregnancy. So, we provide an overview of the most recent evidence regarding to macronutrient and micronutrient requirement during 1st trimester pregnancy.},
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