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Q: Respond Asap Rh Blood Type Rare

asked by: FreckleFace on April 20th, 2006

New User

I found out tonight my sister was rh- blood type, I know if the mother is rh she can have 1 safe birth with complications but the baby will come out rh too....So I also know if the mother is rh her body will produce antigens that attack the 2nd baby andshe will need a shotto help fight the anti gens..I was the 2nd child and I dont know my vlood type, how will this effect me and my life if I were 2 have a baby?? Could I have hdn???

Also, if the moth has blood type rh do all her kids have it or no?

How do you become rh-??? I only know of rh

i comes from a monkey????????????????

Replies(2)

arcadia

replied on August 29th, 2006

Extremely eHealthy

I know this is an old topic,
but .I'm rh negative.
I'm currently pregnant,
&have also had a miscarriage prior to this pregnancy.
After my miscarriage, they gave me a rhogam shot
to protect my blood.
&.Then since .I'm pregnant again,
they will give me a rhogam shot at 28wks.
It's completely possible to have a normal pregnancy
when you're rh negative.

lil_blaze2004

replied on February 6th, 2007

Moderator

arcadia wrote:

i know this is an old topic,
but .I'm rh negative.

I'm currently pregnant,
&have also had a miscarriage prior to this pregnancy.

After my miscarriage, they gave me a rhogam shot
to protect my blood.

&.Then since .I'm pregnant again,
they will give me a rhogam shot at 28wks.

It's completely possible to have a normal pregnancy
when you're rh negative.

i know this is old but kris, they'll give you a shot after you have gabe too.

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