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AbstractPregnancy is a complex physiological state, often accompanied by complications that pose substantial risks to maternal and fetalwell-being. Among these complications, obstetric hemorrhage and severe anemia are critical factors contributing to maternalmorbidity and mortality. This narrative review explores the pivotal role of blood transfusions in managing these complicationsduring pregnancy. The analysis encompasses the etiologies of obstetric hemorrhage, the impact of severe anemia, and thenuances of blood transfusion therapy. Furthermore, the review evaluates existing transfusion guidelines, emphasizing theneed for tailored approaches in the obstetric setting. Special attention is given to transfusion-related complications, sheddinglight on potential risks and considerations. The article concludes by outlining research gaps and future directions to advanceour understanding of blood transfusions in pregnancy, ultimately aiming to optimize maternal outcomes and reduce theburden of complications associated with gestation.Keywords: Blood Transfusions; Pregnancy Complicatio