Hello. Girls, who have negative blood. I was told to buy 2 shots of re...
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Hello. Girls, who have negative blood. I was told to buy 2 shots of resonators, at my own expense. Is anyone given by insurance and are these injections mandatory?
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Milka
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I have a second negative, but they didn't tell me anything.
Milka
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У нас с мужем разная: у меня минус, у него плюс, и мне сказали, что уколы обязательны. А если резус совпадает, то их не нужно. Просто эти уколы очень дорогие.
Isadora
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It's the same for us
I check for antibodies every time and that's it
If it suddenly becomes necessary, they'll give it at the clinic themselves
Ольга??
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When my aunt gave birth she was also Rh-, and the father was Rh+. She was delivering with a private doctor who asked, "Shall we give the shot?" My aunt said yes, she'll ask them to bring it, but in the end she forgot and they didn't give it to her — now she has antibodies in her blood.
Ольга??
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My mother-in-law was Rh-negative when she gave birth; there was no incompatibility with any of the children, and she wasn't given it — she carried all of them to term and delivered normally.
Milka
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Yeah, it used to be much simpler. I won't argue with you — I myself don't fully understand whether it's needed or not; I'll find out more as the deadline approaches.
Isadora
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You need these injections so that the second and subsequent pregnancies go as well as the first. If you don't get these two injections, there will be an Rh conflict with the next pregnancy and your body will simply reject the baby as a foreign body. Better to be safe. I have 4- blood, my husband is 1+. I will get these shots.
I'm Rh-negative too; I've heard you'll have to buy it — if you don't get the shot right after childbirth, antibodies will appear in your blood and later it will be very hard to carry a baby. It's better not to skimp on that, but I heard the injection is only needed after birth. Here in Kazakhstan one ampoule costs 42,000.
Ольга??
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Exactly, for some reason everyone is told different things. And if I'm supposed to get it, the doctor insists on inserting it both before and after childbirth. I get the after, but what's the point of the before?)