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Indirect coomb test
Mam actually last dec 20 Mera delivery case khraab ho gaya tha after completing 9 month my baby was dead in my womb now after d gap of 7 months doc advised me to take folic and meconerv forte doc advised me for indirect coomb test that is positive and I have negative blood group now after that test doc said for anti d antibodies titers and the report is 1:128 actually I dont have d printout of reports..pls guide me
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You are already immunized against Rh positive blood.
When you conceive, and if your baby is Rh positive, and if some of your blood affects the baby's circulation then some of the baby's RBCs (which are Rh positive) will be destroyed by Rh antibodies which are circulating in your blood (that's how you Indirect Coomb's test is positive).
So the baby is affected.
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Dr. V.Suguna
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
46 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Rh incompatibility
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