Post by Chinelo Jemimah (@Jemi)
Reasons why you must know your blood group BEFORE getting pregnant.
Imagine having an abortion, a miscarriage, or even bleeding in early pregnancy without knowing you are Rhesus negative. #NurseJemi
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Abigeal: Even before pregnancy, people should ask about genotype and rhesus factor during talking stage
Felix: Knowing your blood group and Rhesus status early can help guide proper antenatal care and prevent avoidable complications, so it is worth checking before or early in pregnancy.
Rejoice Obiageri Ibe: Interesting
Obafemi EMILOLA, FIMC, CMC®: I see no reason why people should be afraid of having this test honestly
It's better to give birth and be happy than for you to start blaming God for what should have been avoided by you
It's better to give birth and be happy than for you to start blaming God for what should have been avoided by you
Chinelo Jemimah: Rh-negative means your red blood cells lack an inherited protein called the Rhesus (Rh) or D antigen
Chinelo Jemimah: If you are O- (O negative):
You are the universal donor, but you can ONLY receive O- blood. This is the rarest risk.
You are also Rhesus negative, so you MUST get Anti-D injection within 72 hours after delivery, abortion, miscarriage, or any bleeding in pregnancy. Otherwise your next baby is at risk...
You are the universal donor, but you can ONLY receive O- blood. This is the rarest risk.
You are also Rhesus negative, so you MUST get Anti-D injection within 72 hours after delivery, abortion, miscarriage, or any bleeding in pregnancy. Otherwise your next baby is at risk...
Joy&raph: This is so true, it’s very important to take note of all this before entering into marriage.
I got to know mine during hight school days
I got to know mine during hight school days
Cruzita: This is very important..noted momma