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Q: rehsus negative in second pregnancy

asked by: lady_breeza on March 6th, 2008

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im rehsus negative in my secong pregnancy, i am 10 weeks pregnant, i know already that i can have an injection when im 28 weeks to stop my antibodies from attacking but i cant help thinking what else could happen and i am really worried for my un born child...i would like to kno if any other pregnant women is in the same situation as me or has had a 2cnd child with rehsus negative blood..thank you

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mominashoe

replied on March 25th, 2008

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If you have your shots when you are supposed to, there is no reason why you need to worry about your baby. The doctor should also be giving you one right after the baby is born as well. You will be fine Smile

lovelylyd

replied on October 2nd, 2008

New User

sorry its abit late so i hope u get this, im rehsus negative also and 30 weeks pregnant, i was worried at first but baby is very safe in there and would take alot to harm him/her. at first i was realy paranoid about even wearing a seat belt but i dont even think about it any more, i had my anti D shot 2 weeks ago, theres nothing to worry about honestly, enjoy your pregnancy as you would if u had posotive blood, congrats on baby x

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