Anti Rh D Immunoglobulin Health Feed

If it was complete miscarriage, with no D and C done, and less than 12 weeks pregnancy, then do not worry. You do not need Anti D
If more then 12 weeks, then its ok if its more then 72 hours, you can take Anti D.

Hello lybrate-user, it's very difficult to advise you just like that. If your gynaecologist has advised you for induction of labour she must have taken many factors into consideration. Every patient is different and we have to decide the management individually. Please have trust in your gynaecologist and relax. Your treating gynaecologist is the best judge for you. All the best.

It is best to follow the doctor's advise.
And they will guide about all the matters.
It is advisable to have sex after 1 month at least as it should be given time to recover.

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What is erythroblastosis fetalis?
Erythroblastosis fetalis is also known as haemolytic anaemia in the newborn. This occurs due to blood incompatibility in the mother and foetus. Due to this incompatibility, the antibodies present in the mother s blood, will pass through the placental barrier and attack the blood cells of the foetus. This will lead to the destruction of the red blood cells of the foetus and it is likely to cause anaemia in the foetus. This condition varies from mild to very s...more

What is erythroblastosis fetalis?
Erythroblastosis fetalis is also known as haemolytic anaemia in the newborn. This occurs due to blood incompatibility in the mother and foetus. Due to this incompatibility, the antibodies present in the mother s blood, will pass through the placental barrier and attack the blood cells of the foetus. This will lead to the destruction of the red blood cells of the foetus and it is likely to cause anaemia in the foetus. This condition varies from mild to very s...more

What is erythroblastosis fetalis?
Erythroblastosis fetalis is also known as haemolytic anaemia in the newborn. This occurs due to blood incompatibility in the mother and foetus. Due to this incompatibility, the antibodies present in the mother s blood, will pass through the placental barrier and attack the blood cells of the foetus. This will lead to the destruction of the red blood cells of the foetus and it is likely to cause anaemia in the foetus. This condition varies from mild to very s...more

Yes hepatitis c may be. Get usg done to rule out fatty liver.
Go for lft complete total ,direct and indirect s. Bilirubin.

No. No need to restart.
Have anti-rabies immunoglobulin given locally, if not then you should have to take because its bleeding now.

Rh incompatibility can be prevented with Rh immune globulin, as long as the medicine is given at the correct times. ... Thus, a woman who has Rh-negative blood must be treated with Rh immune globulin during and after each pregnancy or after any other event that allows her blood to mix with Rh-positive blood.