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Then came the routine confirmation of ABO/Rh, and again, the patient tested Rh negative. Okay. The newborn's sample for testing (HDN prophylaxis), and the infant was Rh positive. That triggered the reflex maternal fetal screen test, which came up positive, requiring re-testing of the mother's Rh results, this time with weak D as well as the routine gel test. The weak D test came up positive, so we had to re-test with weak D to confirm, both the prenatal and postnatal sample. The mother was definitely weak D positive, so that's what got reported out, with a reflex to the fetal stain test. The fetal stain test was also positive (barely), so our system indicates that even though RhoGam isn't indicated, we need to make the doctor aware that RhoGam is available. Well, that triggered another round of doctor skepticism. First the other tests were abnormal and had variable results, and now the blood typing had changed? Yeah, that was fun to explain, too.
At least it all got clarified in the end, the doctor decided to give RhoGam anyways (it's the doctor's call, and arguments can be made for both giving and not giving RhoGam here), and the mother's record was annotated to ensure that she only receives Rh negative blood should she require transfusion, even though her record now indicates that she is Rh positive.
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My husband and I concived on Sep.07,2014 It was the first Sunday games of the season. We had a football party, It was a lot of fun. After all our friends left we were already buzzed but we drank some more and one thing lead to another. My husband also took leave that day because he works Sundays. We had been trying to concive for 18 months. We are blessed!View Thread









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