Patient's question:
A pregnant woman's anti-B titer is 1:8000. What should be done? Currently at 35 weeks of pregnancy! Should treatment be rushed?Previous treatment history and effectiveness: Initially, she drank Yinchen Decoction. What help did she expect? What are the consequences? Should treatment be rushed? Is it possible that everything will be fine during delivery?
Doctor's answer:
In this case, it is possible for hemolysis to occur again, so it is best to pay close attention and observe carefully. Check the titer of IGG anti-B antibody once a month and carefully monitor any changes in the values. For the specific titer of IGG anti-B antibody, you can consider traditional Chinese medicine immune therapy. However, the specific medication must be followed according to the doctor's advice. Go to the hospital for prenatal check-ups irregularly and carefully observe the fetal growth and development. I hope this is helpful to you. The above is advice on the question "What should be done if a pregnant woman has a high anti-B titer?" I hope it helps you, and wish you good health!