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LOTS OF PEOPLE CHECK THEIR BLOOD GROUP…
BUT MISS THIS ONE THING 😳

You know your “A, B, AB, or O”…

But what about the + or − sign?

That small sign matters more than you think.

That sign is called the Rhesus factor.

It tells you if you are:

👉 Rh positive (+)
👉 Rh negative (−)

Now here’s where it gets serious…

If a woman is Rh negative (−)
And the man is Rh positive (+)

There is a risk…

First pregnancy?
Usually fine.

Why?
Her body hasn’t “reacted” yet.

But during delivery…
Small amounts of the baby’s blood can enter her system.

Her body now sees it as foreign
And starts producing antibodies.

Second pregnancy with another Rh positive baby?

Those antibodies can cross the placenta…
And attack the baby’s red blood cells.

This leads to:
👉 Erythroblastosis fetalis

What happens inside the baby?

Red blood cells break down → severe anemia

The body tries to compensate → produces immature cells

Bilirubin rises → can damage the brain

This is not just theory…
It can be life-threatening.

But here’s the good news…

It is preventable.

A simple injection called Rho(D) immune globulin

Given:
👉 During pregnancy
👉 After delivery

It stops the mother’s body from forming those harmful antibodies.

So ask yourself…

Do you know your blood group…
AND your Rh factor?

Check it.

It could protect your future child.

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Unsafe abortion still killing Nigerian women, Ipas demands legal reform

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