this probably isnt the place to ask such a
question but I think pregnancy would be
the closest topic.
My girlfriend and I are planning on
getting married, we took blood tests and
it turns out that I am rh+ and she is rh-.
Now most of the people around me are
telling me this will cause problems during
pregnancy. I dont know what im looking
for here, maybe someone could tell me
there personal experiences. I love this
woman very much so I doubt I will back off
this minor problem that could cause major
problems.
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Tazzy D
Advanced Support Team
Joined: 30 Oct 2004 Posts: 3717 Location: , va
Posted: 01-25-05 20:43pm
This is the best answer that I can give
you. Click on the link and you can read
all about it.
ok I figured it out you have to copy the
link and put it in your browser and make
sure it is all lower case. Good luck to
you and like you said dont let that stop
you
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SiNMaN
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 25 Jan 2005 Posts: 3 Location: Cyprus
Posted: 01-25-05 20:48pm
Links never work when you need them.
Never the less thanks for trying.
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SiNMaN
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 25 Jan 2005 Posts: 3 Location: Cyprus
Posted: 01-25-05 20:59pm
Aha...After several hours of searching I
found what I was looking for.
In regards to rh incompatibility heres a
usefull link that will shed light on the
subject just incase someone else had a
similiar problem.
this probably isnt the place to ask such a
question but I think pregnancy would be
the closest topic.
My girlfriend and I are planning on
getting married, we took blood tests and
it turns out that I am rh+ and she is rh-.
Now most of the people around me are
telling me this will cause problems during
pregnancy. I dont know what im looking
for here, maybe someone could tell me
there personal experiences. I love this
woman very much so I doubt I will back off
this minor problem that could cause major
problems.
i am rh- and my bf is ????? They will
tell you everything at the doc's when she
does get preggers. But they will give
her a special shot (i forget what it's
called) at 28 weeks or before hand if
there's any bleeding. There should not
be any complications. A lot of rh- women
have babies with rh+ men.
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