Table.
Mild anaemia | Moderate anaemia | Severe anaemia | |
---|---|---|---|
0–6 days | |||
Males | 145–159 | 100–144 | <100 |
Females | 145–159 | 100–144 | <100 |
7–27 days | |||
Males | 120–134 | 85–119 | <85 |
Females | 120–134 | 85–119 | <85 |
1 month–4 years | |||
Males | 100–109 | 70–99 | <70 |
Females | 100–109 | 70–99 | <70 |
5 – 14 years | |||
Males | 110–114 | 80–109 | <80 |
Females | 110–114 | 80–109 | <80 |
≥15 years | |||
Males | 110–129 | 80–109 | <80 |
Females, non–pregnant | 110–119 | 80–109 | <80 |
Females, pregnant | 100–109 | 70–99 | <70 |
Published WHO thresholds23 were used for males and females aged 6 months and older; thresholds for those younger than 6 months were imputed as described in the appendix (p 6).