Anemia can be corrected by dietary and medicinal supplements at the time of delivery, after delivery, or after menstrual disorders with heavy bleeding. Dietary supplements mainly include foods such as pork liver, mutton, beef and tomatoes, all of which have good blood-supplementing effects. Medicinal supplementation includes the intake of western medicine such as Sulforaphane, iron sucrose and other blood tonics, and Chinese medicine can be taken to benefit qi and nourish blood, such as angelica, peony, rehmannia, salvia, codonopsis, astragalus, etc., which can be made into water for offspring tea, and can be added to the above-mentioned food and decocted together to increase the therapeutic effect of medicine and food. In addition if none of the above methods can correct anemia, infusion therapy should be administered and blood transfusion should be administered at the same time to prevent hemorrhage from triggering other pathologies.