Anti d injection

2018-10-10 06:25:12
Hi am currently 27+1weeks pregnant my blood group is rh negative so I need to get anti d injection by 28th week ..due to some reason I may not able get it by this week probably by next week ie 29th week I vil take ..so is it ok to delay ?or I need get at exact 28th week? Pls tell me
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Answered2018-10-10 09:05:22

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ITS OK

Answered2018-10-10 06:55:34

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Yes it is ok to take a week kater also but get your ICT done before taking the shot.

Answered2018-10-10 06:42:29

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Yes. You can take it by 29 weeks. But do take it

Answered2018-10-10 06:27:49

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First you have to get done indirect coombs test.If it is coming negative then take injection Anti D I'm.You can take little late also but test should be negative.aFir details contact me through practo.

Answered2018-10-10 10:05:39

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Don't worry... First do IDCT test.. If it's  negative you can take this  inj prophylectically till 34weeks  ,your doctor will  make it available... Consult your obstetrician... Continue your other medicines

Answered2018-10-10 08:22:10

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That's okay

Answered2018-10-10 07:30:33

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