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2022-08-11 03:17:18
I detected with sickle cell trait in my blood report I am 3 week pregnant.My husband blood test report is AA2 pattern and no sickle cell trait found .Is there any chance that my Baby will get this sickle cell.
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Answered2022-08-11 03:54:45

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If you have only sickle cell trait and your husband's report is normal then at the worst your child can get a sickle cell trait. The child can never suffer from sickle cell Anaemia.

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Being a recessive gene chances of baby getting  sickle cell anaemia nil

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The day u skip ur periods ur 4 weeks one day y Yes the baby can be affected Connect with a hematologist fr detailed explanation

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