Guest guest Posted July 9, 2010 Report Share Posted July 9, 2010 Hello, I am Rh-. DH is Rh+ I have already had one baby. She is Rh+ I was given the Anti D (Immunoglobulin/like Rhogam) shot twice during pregnancy and once after delivering. I am not sure if this is OT4VAX since it is about Anti-D " shots " . Advance apology if it is. Is it necessary to administer anti-D? Or am I done? Does administering anti-D have any side effects? I mean these are donor antibodies...I feel strange injecting into my body, esp. with a baby inside, if I were to choose to do that again? And I bet they've got other chemicals and toxins..but am not sure. Are there alternatives? I am looking for more information on how can prevent any blood disorder disease if I plan on getting pregnant the second time around. What precautions should I take? Can I test my blood for antibodies BEFORE I get Pregnant? How early can the anti-D be administered if I were to be pregnant? Will I need to monitor the sensitization of blood throughout the pregnancy? Will I always be at risk? I know someone who has a blood condition as a result of the incompatibility. The first born is healthy, but she is the second born. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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