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Re: Coomb's test questionFrom: samir (anonymous@obgyn.net)Mon, 30 Sep 2002 13:16:19 -0500 (CDT)
At Mon, 30 Sep 2002, Heather wrote: > >My daughter had a negative Coomb's test at birth, and then a positive a >week later upon being admitted to NICU with jaundice (bilirubin at 500, >triple phototherapy for two days plus biliblanket for a further three.) >My husband is A-neg, I am O-neg. I am antibody-D positive. > >I have asked my Doctor and she was unable to answer the following >question: I wish to have more children. Are they at risk of dying in >utero from this? Are they at increased risk in general, or can we just >expect (and treat) the jaundice in any further babies? I am concerned >that whatever it is that set off my daughter would be increased in any >further pregnancies - is that the case? Plain English responses please! >:-) > >Thanks very much, > >-- >Heather > this will depend on the level of antibody titre,so check quantitative anti-D test
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