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Anti D at 27 weeks without ICT
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Doctor suggested anti D at 27 weeks of my pregnancy is this fine I have taken ict test initially which showed negative but now without ict doctor recommended anti D injection, please suggest ict us compulsory and 27 weeks is fine to take.
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You should go for ICT test at 28weeks and then for injection anti-D if it is negative
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Is this your first pregnancy?…routine antenatal anti prophylaxis is compulsory in rh negative pregnancies at 28 weeks and post delivery
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Do ICT if negative please take anti D prophylaxis
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Dr. Kinnari Amin
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As ict was negative initially, take anti d
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