Patient's question:
I am a 27-year-old woman, and my husband and I have always wanted to have children. Can someone with Rh-negative blood type have children?Doctor's answer:
The woman is Rh negative, and her husband is Rh positive. Now she wants to have her second child, and it is mainly possible to experience neonatal hemolysis again. Severe cases may lead to infertility, stillbirth, natural miscarriage, and other adverse conditions. However, not all Rh-negative women cannot have a second child. It mainly depends on whether the pregnant woman has produced Rh blood type antibodies. It is recommended that you have your blood type antibodies checked at a provincial hospital. If the titer is very high, it indicates a high possibility of hemolysis recurrence, and it is not advisable to conceive. If the blood type antibody titer is not high, it means it is safe to conceive.