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Yes, it is possible that she carry a Rh- fetus and there are 50% chances that she carry a Rh+ fetus. If the fetus is Rh+ then there is need of Rhogam (anti- D immune globulin) is an injection given to pregnant woomen.
HDN occur when your baby's red blood cells break down at a fast rate. Firstly doctors check the blood flow in your baby with ultrasound. Then puts red blood cells into your baby's circulation. Negative blood group is transfused because the blood group of mother is negative and if the blood group of baby is also nagative then mother blood group does not produce antibodies against the baby's blood group.
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