Hey all, my results are back from my blood
tests and my doctor discovered i've got a
negative blood (rh factor I believe it's
called)
this is my first child and I am 5 1/2
months pregnant. She said once I reach 28
weeks i'll need a shot. Has anyone every
experienced this before, or heard of
it...Or know anything about it? I've
never heard of it before, I don't want to
worry, because I know i'm not the first
person to have this and it doesn't seem
that bad. The doctor said they give you a
shot just to be sure nothing happens. I'm
just looking for any kind of info!!
Thank you!
-hopefulmjz
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Rasberry Ripple
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 18 Jul 2005 Posts: 175 Location: uk
Posted: 11-03-05 09:12am
Rh negative blood means that without an
injection at 28 weeks, there could be
problems between your blood and your
baby's blood. Because your doctor has
already found out that you have rh
negative, you will be given the injection
required at 28 weeks, and this will ensure
that everything goes smoothly.
You will get a second injection within 72
hours of your baby being born, if your
baby has rh positive. This ensures that
should you have a second baby, you are
able to ensure that your second baby will
be okay as well.
The medical profession are pro's at this
sort of thing, so I wouldn't worry about
this. Remember, if you worry, you send
messages to your baby that you are
worried. Try and relax and just stay
happy.
Good luck.
Xx
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buttercup_501
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Joined: 22 Aug 2005 Posts: 63 Location: Oregon
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Posted: 11-07-05 13:00pm
I have a the whole rh factor as well
(negative blood type). My Dr. Said I
would be fine as long as I get the shot.
Dont worry, the medical professionals have
been doing this for years, they will stir
you in the right direction about you and
your body.
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babygurl19
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 01 Jul 2006 Posts: 8
Hi Posted: 07-01-06 15:59pm
You will get a shot of something called
rogam or something at 28 weeks thats what
they told me. I have o- blood.It's to
keep the baby from fighting off your blood
or something.