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This study examined the effects of custom nutrition education on dietary intakes and clinical parameters in patients diagnosed with iron deficiency anemia. A total of 34 patients visited the anemia clinic of Yeouido St. Mary's Hospital. Among these, only 16 patients were available for follow-ups. A follow-up was conducted by a clinical dietitian 2 months from the first nutrition education session. Patients were all women. For cus-tom nutrition education, we investigated anthropometric data, dietary assessment (24 hr-recall, FFQ), and self-recognized anemic symptoms. Weight did not show a significant difference but hemoglobin, hematocrit (P0.01), serum iron, and serum ferritin (P0.05) were significantly increased after the nutrition education. Serum total iron binding capacity was significantly decreased (P0.01). Self-recognized symptoms such as dizziness, fatigue (P0.001), shortness of breath, headache (P0.01), brittle nails, and sore tongue (P0.05) were significantly improved. Daily intakes of protein (P0.05), total iron (P0.01), and animal iron (P0.001) were significantly increased. A significantly negative correlation was observed between current serum iron and the intake of carbohydrates, fat, or phosphorus (P0.05). But current serum ferritin showed a sig-nificantly positive correlation with the frequency of intake of meat, poultry, and fish. It could be concluded that the custom nutrition education might be effective on quality of diet as well as iron status and it might also improve the clinical parameters in patients diagnosed with the iron deficiency anemia.

Effects of Custom Nutrition Education on Dietary Intakes and Clinical Parameters in Patients Diagnosed with Iron Deficiency Anemia