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Now what would happen if both parents are rhesus factor positive?

@anshikakaushik4729

Жыл бұрын

Nothing. Because mother’s body will not identify rh factor as a foreign thing thus it will not produce antibody against it. So normal pregnancy

Thanks very much Dr

Most informative explanation. Im O-, have 3 children with my husband who must be RH+/-, since my 1st born is also O-, but my 2nd and 3rd are O+. I received the Rhogam shots, but my 3rd child was born with jaundice. What they need to tell O- pregnant women is that if there is any type of injury while pregnant, you need to seek medical treatment. I fell down with my 2nd (O+) child. I think the shot should be given earlier in the pregnancy.

@user-nh7gp4iu2o

Жыл бұрын

I’m O negative pregnant 21 week with my third child my first 2 children are positive this pregnancy in the Doppler sonar they found fetal anemia but they said it’s the beginning

Nice lecture. Sir, you just know how to explain this subject. Thanks for the lecture. It was well understood

Thank you so much for explaining rh- mothers and rh+ babies . I am 65 years old and well past my child bearing years . lol But I never had this explained to me where I understood what that meant could happen to my children . Me being rh- . I am O- and my first child was born I don't know her blood type ,but I think she was 0 +. They might have gave me the shot for it ? I'm not sure, they gave me a few shots 😄 . My second child has a different father who was rh- , she is A- . So he must be an A- right ? Well anyway just wanted to say thank you. Dusty

Hi there what the risk of getting pregnant again being over 40 years old haven't the Rh-negative factor baby being positive after birth, I had the two RhoGAM shot. What the risk of the future pregnant 😳 🤔 what are the procedures or steps to be taken???

So I'm 0- and my first child was A- but when I had my second baby she was A+ but my body still attacked her and she was jandus. I had the injection after my first child.

In 1979, I was pregnant and had amniocentesis. The doctor said I would need the Rhogam shot. My daughter is 0 positive and I had my blood type done last year and I was O positive! Can this be possible?

So, what exactly are haemolytic diseases? I've had 1 child born with haemolytic eliptocytosis and 2 children born with pyropoikilocytosis. 3 children born without it though too. A few miscarriages as well.

Hello Dr Campbell. My wife is pregnant and she is Rh -.We are a bit concerned about the Rhogam shot(as we don t know what is in it) and i wonder what is your opinion on this aspect now. Especially after covid period when there were so many lies.Thank you

@alexwelts2553

3 ай бұрын

I'm being attacked and turned against myself 14 years after the rho gam shot. It's been happening this whole time like colonizers, it's out of control now and unmanageable.

If the anti D injection is given immediately after or during the first pregnancy, which then ensures the mother is free of rhesus +ve antibodies before the second pregnancy, what now happens during the 3rd pregnancy? I know you said “somehow” the anti D prevents fetal blood from the second pregnancy from entering the mother’s blood stream. How does it do that really? If it does, what happens during childbirth then, where fetal blood from placenta could get into the mother? I JUST WANT TO KNOW……. Can the mother produce fresh IgG antibodies during a second pregnancy which could endanger a third? Are are these Anti D injections given at every pregnancy? Thanks a lot.

Thnx dr

How about if the father is RH negative and the mother is RH positive? is there no problem?

I am O neg, mother was O neg and father was O pos. I would love to know how this happened....evolutionarily speaking. Its very odd.

My mom was rh - and my dad was rh+. She had 11 miscarriages and 4 surviving children. 3 of us were premature one was not.

Dr Campbell, given all you know has happened in the last few years, would you recommend your O neg child take Rhogam during pregnancy? Do we know if Rhogam has been made with "tainted" blood or mRNA technology?

@danlandon2455

3 ай бұрын

Hi, did you manage to find an answer on this?

The 2nd "c".

I am o the neg.....my son is B+....what does that mean for the both of us?! Also does getting the shot...when you are pregnant or after..how does that affect mother baby and future baby?!

@dustycrum

2 жыл бұрын

That your husband is B+ and you need the shot for your future babies and should have had it right after birth of your son. If not make sure you have it during or before your next birth. Your son , he will be fine . It does not harm the first child .Your body goes after the next child . And as long as the father is rh+ you need the shot before the next child . Useless it's a different father and he's rh- then you will have a rh- baby with no problems. But rh + father will always be a problem you can fix with a couple of shots. Okay hope it helped .

@lizshantel1956

Жыл бұрын

@@dustycrum thank you for the explanation, but I want to still ask, I'm Rh - and I gave birth before with a different man so I later got married and gave birth again with my daughter (rh+ with the father). Now,it was after giving birth to her that they said I was supposed to take that Rhogan shot which I didn't take because they said it was late then. Now, after that girl, I have not been able to get pregnant again upon several trials. I want to know, is it because of the rh- in me and that I didn't take the shot that is preventing me from getting pregnant again? Also, if I eventually get pregnant, will the child survive or not? Please I need some explanations. Thanks

When the father is ORh negative and the mother is BRh positive can they have children with out complications and how

I’m O negative I have anti bodies anti D 256 and pregnant in week 21 my third child but the deppler sonar shows that the fetus has fetal anemia please tell me is that dangerous

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The problem with the Rhogam shots that you did NOT mention is that they carry severe and deadly adverse events - Intravascular hemolysis (IVH) leading to death has been reported in patients treated for immune thrombocytopenic purpura (ITP) with Rho(D) immune globulin. IVH can lead to clinically compromising anemia and multi-system organ failure, including acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS), acute renal insufficiency, renal failure, and disseminated intravascular coagulation (DIC). Alert patients and closely monitor for the signs and symptoms of IVH in a health care setting for at least 8 hours after administration for ITP. Perform a dipstick urinalysis at baseline, 2 hours, 4 hours after administration, and prior to the end of the monitoring period. If signs and/or symptoms of IVH are present or suspected, post-treatment laboratory tests should be performed. Hemolytic reaction includes hypotension, nausea, chills, headache, and a decrease in haptoglobin and hemoglobin. Disseminated intravascular coagulation, Intravascular hemolysis, hemolysis resulting in death, clinically compromising anemia, extravascular hemolysis, hemolytic reaction, Hemoglobinemia, disseminated intravascular coagulation, vertigo, Tachycardia, hypotension, erythema, pruritus, Increase in blood pressure, Cardiac arrest, cardiac failure, myocardial infarction, etc.

What will happen if she doesn't get the injection in the first pregnancy.....so she won't give birth again

I'm negative my first son is positive like his father,I did the vaccine when he's born,after eight years I'm got pregnant and I had a miscarriage with seven weeks ..after six months another miscarriage,any doctor check this condition or did a coombs test..I have sure that this was the reason..I worry about my next pregnancy

@mikropower01

4 жыл бұрын

You get the matching antibodies directly after the birth of your first child? A miscarriage could have different reasons (stress) too. Possibly you could try a Rh- man for your next child.

@moodyagha8305

3 жыл бұрын

I guess it's not because of the Rh Your miscarriage is because of something else

@dustycrum

2 жыл бұрын

I'm O- and my first child was O+ her father was O+ but my next child had a different father and he was A- and my O- blood made her blood A- and I had her with no problems. But I later on had a set of twins and my body aborted one of them at about the third month but one hung on until the 25 th week 5 month when my body aborted the other but he was a viable healthy young man with a family of his own I am very happy to say but he started out life at 1 lb. 10 oz. and was 10 inches long . And no one ever mentioned about our blood types maybe being different during that time . I guess just keeping him alive was more important . But I would like to know if that was the cause maybe their rh was different a + .

@ohgawd

2 жыл бұрын

@@dustycrum gee whiz honey. That's rough! So glad your son is doing great!!! 💯👍👏🙏❤️

What if you are A positive and your husband is O negative is there any possibility of chance of you giving birth?

@dustycrum

2 жыл бұрын

No it's only rh- mothers because it's occurs when the babies blood mixes with yours before or during birth your baby will be rh+ like its father too .. Because + positive overrides -- when your baby was made . And + father over rides the mothers -. in any birth + over - make sense? .

@zakariarashida6844

2 жыл бұрын

So it means that I can conceive right?

@ohgawd

2 жыл бұрын

@@zakariarashida6844 yes - the negative only affects the baby if it belongs to the mom. Negative dad - no worries.

too late for me and people living in romania at least i understand what you r talking about, but i am one among .... doesn t matter! how is this sars affecting rh neg ,Dr?

@happinessijeh2065

2 жыл бұрын

I am o negative and my husband is o positive, but it's been difficult for us to have children

@lizshantel1956

Жыл бұрын

@@happinessijeh2065 Same here o... I gave birth to my first child and since then I have tried to get pregnant again, but to no avail.

I'm form Pakistani love sir G

Can a O- father and a A- mother have a Rhesus positive baby?

@stew6302

Жыл бұрын

yes ....if the mother cheats

The reason why inbreeding is practiced is because this conflict is reduced . Second- fourth cousin marriage will likely have higher fertility for reducing conflict ????? That is what was reported on another video

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