Rh-Negative Pregnancy Treatment in PCMC, Pune - Srushti Hospital and IVF Center

Looking for Rh-negative pregnancy care near me in PCMC or Pune? Srushti Hospital and IVF Center is on Dange Chowk Road in Thergaon, reachable from Wakad, Dange Chowk and across Pimpri-Chinchwad. Srushti Hospital and IVF Center provides the facility for antenatal screening and monitoring under Dr. Nikhil A. Mahadar, gynecologist in PCMC, at a single location.

Srushti Hospital and IVF Center in Thergaon, PCMC, manages Rh-negative pregnancy under Dr. Nikhil A. Mahadar, gynecologist in PCMC, covering blood typing, antibody screening and Anti-D prevention for couples in PCMC and Pune.

What Is Rh-Negative Pregnancy?

Rh factor is a protein found on the surface of red blood cells. Most people have it and are Rh-positive. Some people do not have it and are Rh-negative. This becomes relevant in pregnancy when the mother is Rh-negative and the baby, having inherited the Rh-positive gene from the father, is Rh-positive. This combination is called Rh incompatibility.

As a gynecologist in PCMC, Dr. Nikhil A. Mahadar checks blood type and Rh factor at the first antenatal visit, since knowing this early allows straightforward prevention rather than reacting to a problem later.

Why This Matters: Sensitisation

If a small amount of the baby’s Rh-positive blood mixes with the mother’s Rh-negative blood, which can happen during delivery, a miscarriage, certain prenatal tests or, less commonly, trauma during pregnancy, the mother’s immune system can develop antibodies against Rh-positive blood. This is called sensitisation.

A first pregnancy with Rh incompatibility is generally not harmed by this, since sensitisation takes time to develop after exposure and usually occurs around the time of delivery. The real concern is a future pregnancy: if the mother is sensitised and carries another Rh-positive baby, those antibodies can cross the placenta and attack the baby’s red blood cells. This is why prevention matters even when the current pregnancy looks straightforward.

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Preventing Sensitisation: The Anti-D Injection

Anti-D immunoglobulin is an injection given to Rh-negative mothers to prevent their immune system from forming antibodies against Rh-positive blood in the first place. It is generally given at a routine point in pregnancy, again after delivery once the baby’s Rh status is confirmed, as well as after any event during pregnancy that could allow the baby’s blood to mix with the mother’s, such as bleeding, a miscarriage, or certain prenatal procedures.

This single preventive step is why Rh incompatibility, once a serious risk to later pregnancies, is now managed routinely and successfully in the vast majority of cases.

If Sensitisation Has Already Occurred

This is uncommon with routine antenatal care and Anti-D prevention, but if it happens, the pregnancy needs closer monitoring, generally with more frequent ultrasound and, in some cases, referral to a fetal medicine specialist for specialised assessment and treatment. Dr. Mahadar coordinates this referral directly rather than managing a sensitised pregnancy without that specialised input.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does it mean to be Rh-negative during pregnancy?

It means your blood lacks the Rh protein. This only becomes relevant if your baby is Rh-positive, inherited from an Rh-positive father, which creates a combination called Rh incompatibility.

Is my first pregnancy at risk if I am Rh-negative?

Generally not. Sensitisation, the process that creates risk for future pregnancies, usually has not yet developed during a first pregnancy, particularly with routine Anti-D prevention in place.

What is the Anti-D injection?

It is an injection given to Rh-negative mothers to prevent their immune system from developing antibodies against Rh-positive blood, generally given at a routine point in pregnancy and again after delivery.

Do I need the Anti-D injection if my partner is also Rh-negative?

Generally not, since if both parents are Rh-negative, the baby will also be Rh-negative. There is no incompatibility risk. Dr. Mahadar can confirm this with partner testing.

What happens if I am already sensitised?

This is uncommon with routine care. If it occurs, the pregnancy needs closer monitoring. Dr. Mahadar coordinates referral to a fetal medicine specialist for specialised assessment.

Can Rh incompatibility be prevented?

Yes, in the great majority of cases, through timely Anti-D immunoglobulin given at the right points during and after pregnancy.

Will every pregnancy need the same Anti-D schedule?

Timing depends on your specific pregnancy, including any bleeding or procedures that occur. Dr. Mahadar confirms what applies to you at each visit.

What is the consultation fee for Rh-negative pregnancy care?

The consultation fee is ₹500 per visit. Call ahead to confirm whether the same fee applies to a follow-up visit.

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Serving Thergaon, Dange Chowk, Wakad and Pimpri-Chinchwad

Address

Shop No 19, 19A, 20, Ground Floor, Metropole Building, Dange Chowk Road, opposite Runwal Heritage, Thergaon, Pimpri-Chinchwad, Maharashtra 411033

Office Hours

6:30 PM to 9:30 PM, Monday to Saturday

Morning consultation, by appointment: 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM, Monday to Sunday

Phone

7798019692 / 9075993329

Consultation fee

₹500 per visit

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