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Rh negative and pregnancy
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I am 28 weeks pregnant and my blood group is RH negative. During 9th week there was Subchorionic bleed found in my scan no vaginal bleeding my Dr doctor did not prescribed Anti D at that time. I did ICT test at 4th, 15th and 27th week all negative now will it safe to take Anti D or it will cause any issue? Can the SCH at 9th week could cause any anti bodies formation ?
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There is no need to take Anti D injection at 28 weeks pregnancy when you had subchorionic haemorrhage at 9 weeks of pregnancy.
Firstly Your ICT is negative. So nothing happened to you in spite of subchorionic bleed.
Secondly the life of RBCs is only 120 days. So no RBCs of subchorionic bleed will be alive today.
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
22 yrs exp
Chandigarh
U should go ahead with the anti d injection
Yes it can
But since ur ict is negative u can relax
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