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Rh Negative

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ArseHair · 04/09/2016 19:11

Found out I'm having baby number two today. Over the moon, but I'm winding myself up over my being rhesus negative.

I had the anti d injections last time, and can't find any useful info online about what risks there are to baby two.

Do I need to get a test to see if I'm sensitised? Any help gratefully received Smile

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imcrackersme · 04/09/2016 19:15

I'm the same as you but half way through my pregnancy. You will get advice from the midwife and after your 1st bloods are sent of you will get a letter and a card to carry saying you are rh negative. Basically if your bump takes a bash or you are bleeding you go and present this card and you will get the anti d injection. I panicked at 1st but have calmed down a bit after I got the info.

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ArseHair · 04/09/2016 19:22

Thanks for your reply. Much appreciated!

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Mybeardeddragonjustdied2016 · 04/09/2016 19:26

Just to reassure you further I have had 11 babies no problems and I am rhesus negative too!!

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Notfastjustfurious · 04/09/2016 19:26

I've had 3 babied and all has been fine. Had to get anti D at 28 weeks with the last one but really nothing to worry about. The anti you get post baby gets rid of anything leftover from having a positive baby. Congratulations on your pregnancy.

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Izzadoraduncancan · 04/09/2016 19:29

Was coming on to say Rhesus negative here too and six healthy babies 😊

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Gyderlily · 04/09/2016 19:36

I'm rhesus negative and both dc are positive, tbh I was vaguely aware of the need for anti D but didn't realise there were any further risks as long as they were given! It was never mentioned to me!

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ArseHair · 04/09/2016 20:05

Thanks for the reassurances guys. I shall chill out a bit now!

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