Re: Rhogam - need advice!!-Rhesonativ

[Guest guest]

" Rogam " is the Ortho products name....other companies have different names for

their Rh-Immune Globbulin.(Like COKE for Immucor, Inc.(Norcross,GA) use to

market a thimerosal free product called Rhesonativ.(17 years ago they recognized

the need to provide a mercury-free product) It was a lypholized product with 36

mo. shelf life but many hospitals & doctors offices thought it was a bit

cumbersome to reconstitute before injecting. I don't know if they still

distribute it, but there are probably other products that are thimerosal

free...just seek them out!

sheryl_melling <melling@...> wrote: Amy,

Tell her to look into the huge connection between the Rhogam shot

and autism. From what I hear, they have a thimerosal-free Rhogam

shot.

Sheryl

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[Guest guest]

Just to clarify...my sis ALREADY had the rhogam injection. I was

just wondering if there is anything she can do for herself at this

point in time. Thanks again!

[Guest guest]

if there is anything she can do for herself at this

> point in time.

My son had 3 rhogam shots in a row to clear up a stubborn ear

infection. They didn't work and we had tubes put in. He shows no

signs of problems like his sister had. I didn't know that mercury is

in that stuff. Why didn't my ped. tell me? What do you do for that

type of exposure?

[Guest guest]

Are you sure you are not thinking about rocephin? I was a pediatric

nurse, and that is what they use for ear infections. I think they must

have given him rocephin because I have never ever seen rhogam given for

ear infections. Kristy

On Sep 3, 2004, at 9:19 PM, caycemom wrote:

> if there is anything she can do for herself at this

> > point in time.

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> My son had 3 rhogam shots in a row to clear up a stubborn ear

> infection.  They didn't work and we had tubes put in.  He shows no

> signs of problems like his sister had.  I didn't know that mercury is

> in that stuff. Why didn't my ped. tell me?  What do you do for that

> type of exposure?

>

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[Guest guest]

> Are you sure you are not thinking about rocephin?

Kristy, You are right! Now I can rest more easily. Ann