O- blood group pregnancy

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My blood group is A+ and my wife blood group is O- and she is pregnant. Somewhere I heard in this condition my first baby survive but if I plan for second in future he will be not survive or un normal. Is it true or myth?

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Dr. Sunita Kothari

Obstetrician 40 yrs exp Jaipur

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After birth of first baby, at time of birth blood of baby is tested and if it is positive then Inj Anti D is given to prevent second baby.

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Dr. Astha Agarwal Gynecologist/Obstetrician 16 yrs exp Ghaziabad · Accepted Answer

Dr. Astha Agarwal

Gynecologist/Obstetrician 16 yrs exp Ghaziabad

If antenatal anti D s given at the time of pregnancy and after delivery if the baby s rh positive , then chances of sensitisation are minimal .. So problems with subsequent pregnancy occurs