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Emergency stop

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KayTee87 · 02/04/2016 14:51

Hypothetical question but something I was wondering about. If you are rhesus negative and you have to perform an emergency stop would you have to be seen at hospital for anti-d? Would the pressure of the seat belt potentially cause a problem?

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cheapredwine · 02/04/2016 18:26

If the seatbelt is across your bump, then yes I would play it safe and ring them. I bought a special pregnancy seatbelt attachment which keeps the lap part of the belt across hips rather than bump. It's been great, cost about 30 quid from NCT but you can get them all over the place I think.

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