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Rh negative pregnancy
I was diagnosed with sub chronic haematoma ta 5 weeks of pregnancy at ultrasound at 6 weeks 4 days baby heartbeat has come and no sub chronic haemorrage.
Am I at risk also I am A-ve and my husband is A+ve I had rh anti vaccine 3 months before.plj tell I m very worried
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Good that you have taken anti d because you have chorionic hematoma
Get ict test also???
Then will do further management depending on that
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Why did you take anti d before pregnancy
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U need to take vaccine in pregnancy also
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Pls connect for online consultation and advice
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Dr. Neha Vashisth
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Dr. Swetha Sri Modalavalasa
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