Miscarriage/Pregnancy Loss

When should you have rhogam after a miscarriage?

I am O neg bloodtype and I tried telling my GYn this and they didn't do a thing. I switched to a different doctor and had to have a d&c. I miscarried on March 1 and my d&c was the 30th and I just had the shot. He said within 72 hours. I am scared now that I won't be able to have children. I have to go in for a f/u appt in 2 weeks and he said he should be able to tell if I built up antibodies by then. I was only 3 weeks along when I had spotting.

Re: When should you have rhogam after a miscarriage?

  • I'm so sorry for your loss. I can understand your fears about not having the rhogam shot. If you were only 3 weeks along, it is unlikely that you built up the antibodies. Fingers crossed for you.
    Married 4/12/08 DS born 11/17/2009 via c-section at 39 weeks. 11/12/2011 BFP #2!! m/c 7w5d. 2/28/2012 BFP #3 Beta #1-12dpo = 18; Beta #2-16dpo = 185; Beta #3-18dpo = 505. EDD 11/10/2012. Ectopic discovered at 5w4d. D&C followed by methotrexate.
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  • Thank you and that helps some.
  • I found out I was pregnant on March 1, but I was also spotting. I bled everyday until I had my D&C which was the 30th. Then they gave me Rhogam when I came out of surgery. Have you had children since then?
  • Hi-- I am sorry for you loss.  I am B negative and had my second miscarriage on Wednesday.  I also had bleeding with my pregnancies and had to get rhogam throughout the pregnancies.

    From what I was able to find on the internet, it is very unlikely to get "sensitized" and develop antibodies with a miscarriage.  That being said, you can have them analyze your blood to double check if you are worried.   

  • They are checking my blood so I will find out next week, but I am super anxious. Thank you that does make me feel better though. I am so sorry for your loss as well.
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