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Having any problems for A- blood group
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Doctor having A- blood group in women affects the second pregnancy??is there any issues in second pregnancy??
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If you are Rh neg and partner is Rh positive, then chances that baby can be Rh positive..
So when you carry Rh positive baby, then intermixing of blood can be there...get an ICT test done and follow up with your doc
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Yes you need to do a indirect coombs test to find it out
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If mother is RH negative and husband is Positive, baby during first pregnancy is not affected .after delivery baby's blood is tested immediately after birth and if baby is positive then one full dose Anti D injection is given to mother to avoid antibody formation in mother if not given nexy baby develop incompatibility and affected. Ok
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Dr. Falak Chowdhary
Gynecologist
11 yrs exp
Mumbai
Yes can be if husband is positive blood group
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