Body Fluids and Circulation | NEET | Blood Group and Rh Incompatibility | Neela Bakore Tutorials

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Mam at 9:50.. How can the blood with anti-Rh prepared from mother as against the foetus enters the foetus again after the umbilical cord is cut??

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mam,How can the blood gets mixed , after sudden cutting of umbelical cord.?

[@sohini_creations]

Why the a&b antibodies(IgGtype) don't pass to foetus during gustation period but anti-Rh (IgGtype) passes during gustation period(as in case of 2nd pregnancy)? Please 🙏 answer ma'am 🙏

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Mam if parturition takes place in home there would be no RhoGUM during that time it would be serious?..

[@simran7559]

If anti Rh is IgG type then it enters into the foetus at the time of parturition or during the pregnancy period?

[@DarshanSn-jo8sr]

at the time of parturition .

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Madam if we externally ingected anti D to destroy Rh positive RBC can't be danger and goes to featus and does this same reaction. Plz reply madam.

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Mam ... Anti A and Anti B are IgM type. Please recheck and confirm mam

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If the rhogum enter into the foetus blood....if any rxn ocurred????

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[@nagachaitanya499]

But madam why anti Rh is crossing the membrane during gestation period and not during parturition time for 2nd pregnancy?

[@VivekSingh-dl8ly]

Because in 1st pregnancy the mother doesn't have any anti body. The other thing is that the placental barrier doesn't let antibodies cross it. But as ma'am repeatedly said while parturition the foetus blood causes synthesis of anti rh in mothers blood which is of type. And this type is very well capable of crossing placental barrier.

[@nagachaitanya499]

@@VivekSingh-dl8ly That's what my doubt Is also...it must cross during parturition but it is crossing during gestation in 2nd pregnancy despite having antibodies of a and b...so there are antibodies a and b during 1st pregnancy which are of Ig G type

[@gojuryukarate4695]

Mam, in O positive Antigens are present.

[@ramans8892]

you are saying about placental barrier ,not mixing of blood takes place,then how the nutrition is transferred to foetus from mother's body,plz reply,waiting for your answer

[@gauravpardhi9013]

One of the placenta's jobs is to make sure blood from the mother and fetus never mixes. The placenta acts as an exchange surface between the mother and the fetus. Nutrients and oxygen are passed over by diffusion only. If the mother's and fetus's blood mixed, it could be deadly for both of them. If the mother and the fetus had different blood types, they might both die if their blood mixed.

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Mam I have one doubt... Why IgG is not playing any role in first pregnancy ? Are they will cross only when Anti Rh present ?

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[@prateekdang2407]

Mam how the anti rh crosses the barrier during gestation as the anti a&b of O blood group cross only during parturition?

[@kingbing3315]

bro......nothing happens during the Gestation period..... the contact of blood of the foetus and mother will take place only during parturition as the placenta ruptures, this is the time when anti rh will flow in foetus blood....... and during the first delivery of baby in case of Rh incompatibility there is no harm of the baby.

[@seyedibrahim7876]

@@kingbing3315 but the baby undergoes jaundice and and anaemia

[@kingbing3315]

usually most of the babies gets jaundice after their birth, this is because the baby's liver is not enough mature to get rid of the bilirubin which their blood contains in excess :) this has got nothing to do with the RH incompatibility.

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Is it possible that foetus and mother both are Rh + or Rh -

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Iis it possible that during 1st pregnancy the foetus has Rh positive but during 2nd pregnancy foetus has Rh negetive ?

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[@anuduggal3522]

Kya O- ke paas koi antibody hoti hai?

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Anu Duggal,yes it has antibod i.e A and B antibody

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Uske paas koi antigen nahi hota.

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@@harshitashrivastava4300 antigen nhi hota par antibody hota hai

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I had jaundice too during 1st week after my birth

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Mam l am having one doubt , if she pregnant 3rd time then already she produce anti Rh against foetal in 2nd pregnant, whether it will destroy the 3rd foetal or not?????

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1st time the baby do not affect.. 2nd time only baby get jaundice or death..

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Mam said that no natural defence exist there aganist Rh naturally not possible Then how mother prepared it after 1st pregnancy

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She also said at the same time that it exists in certaim situations

[@sohailahmed7283]

Because at first time antibodies was not made antibodies was produced in rh incompatibility during first delivery it was not present as we born it produced against rh positive factor

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So it isn't natural no. It was induced when Rh antigens from foetus enters mother's body.

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first of all thnxz mam BT plzz tell me mam during 1'st pregnancy the beby suffers from jaundice ,BT at that tym mother blood has not made anti Rh so how??

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Absolutely rubbish, even not explaining abo blood group system, directly jumping to ab+ group.

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you are saying about placental barrier ,not mixing of blood takes place,then how the nutrition is transferred to foetus from mother's body,plz reply,waiting for your answer

[@gauravpardhi9013]

One of the placenta's jobs is to make sure blood from the mother and fetus never mixes. The placenta acts as an exchange surface between the mother and the fetus. Nutrients and oxygen are passed over by diffusion only. If the mother's and fetus's blood mixed, it could be deadly for both of them. If the mother and the fetus had different blood types, they might both die if their blood mixed.

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first of all thnxz mam BT plzz tell me mam during 1'st pregnancy the beby suffers from jaundice ,BT at that tym mother blood has not made anti Rh so how??

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first of all thnxz mam BT plzz tell me mam during 1'st pregnancy the beby suffers from jaundice ,BT at that tym mother blood has not made anti Rh so how??