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What Causes Premature Babies?

i am a man 35 years. i got married to my cousin in 1996. i have o positive and she negative blood group.since then she hase given birth to 9 premature babies between 5 and 9 months .she got treatment but it doesnt work . what should we do now . need your help. i cant pay the fee for the advise thank you. nowshera pakistan
Mon, 21 Mar 2016
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Hello,
I have gone through the query and understood your concern. You are experiencing Rh incompatibility and its outcome, which results in premature births and abortions if not properly treated. If the first child is born with a negative blood group, the risk of sensitivity is less. Yet, immunization of the mother is mandatory after the delivery or during next pregnancy with anti-D immune-globulin. In the current scenario, please see a specialist in high risk pregnancy, before you plan another pregnancy, to plan further management. Repeated unhealthy pregnancies only lead to increased risk of another failure and also deteriorate the mother's health. Hope you find this information useful. Take care.
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What Causes Premature Babies?

Hello, I have gone through the query and understood your concern. You are experiencing Rh incompatibility and its outcome, which results in premature births and abortions if not properly treated. If the first child is born with a negative blood group, the risk of sensitivity is less. Yet, immunization of the mother is mandatory after the delivery or during next pregnancy with anti-D immune-globulin. In the current scenario, please see a specialist in high risk pregnancy, before you plan another pregnancy, to plan further management. Repeated unhealthy pregnancies only lead to increased risk of another failure and also deteriorate the mother s health. Hope you find this information useful. Take care.