Patient's question:
The first time was over 40 days, and at that time, the decision was for an abortion with anesthesia. The second time was more than three months, and it was done by taking medication to induce miscarriage followed by a uterine clearance.Medical history and effectiveness: Postoperative relief was relatively good for those who recovered well.
Type of help desired: I want to know if antibodies have already developed in my body. If antibodies have developed, will there be a recurrence of hemolysis? Can I still have a healthy baby in the future? If my boyfriend has a negative blood type, is it certain that our baby will also have a negative blood type?
Doctor's answer:
Hello, this is about the issue of Rh negativity. Since you haven't been exposed to Rh-positive antigens, there are no anti-Rh antibodies formed in your body for now.The advice is that Rh hemolysis is more common in the second pregnancy, so you don't need to worry about this. The first pregnancy will not cause a hemolytic reaction again. The key is the second pregnancy. For the care and health management of any disease, it's important to stabilize your mindset, as a healthy and positive attitude is very helpful for both the treatment and prevention of illness.