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-ve blood group problem in pregnancy
Dear doctor,
I m 23 weeks pregnant, my blood group is O-ve and my husband blood group is O+ve ... 3 days before doctor told me to do coombs test..I have done and it comes -ve. After taking Anti D injection around 28weeks will it be safe for me and baby?
My question is what after delivery my baby will be safe or not ???? If his/her blood group comes +ve than what will happen????
Is there any dangerous for me and my baby?
Plz help me out...I m very much tensed
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Hello ,
I understand your query.
kindly consult online for a detailed history and appropriate treatment ,asap.
Will be happy to help.
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Dr EMMANUEL MJ
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If this is the first time you are conceiving, then there will be no problem to the baby.
But subsequent pregnancies carry a risk of the fetus having jaundice.
But these can be managed very efficiently with proper follow up to your obstetrician.
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Dr. Rajendra Kumar
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Be relax,after delivery ur baby will be safe,anti D will be given if + ve nothing will be happen ,no any danger for u & ur baby
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