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Does Frequent Blood Tests Harm The Fetus During Pregnancy?

Hi, I am 12 weeks pregnant and I had my first scan last friday - they also took blood again as the first lot of blood came back saying I had antibodies in it - I am now really worried as the midwife called me to ask me to come in tomorrow to give more blood - is my baby at risk? This is 3 Times I have given blood in the last 2 weeks and I don t think it is normal - the midwife said on the phone last night that it was nothing to worry about but Im getting slightly paranoid now
Mon, 11 Apr 2016
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Hello and welcome to healthcare magic.
Let me assure you repeated blood tests WILL NOT HURT YOUR BABY.
If I were you I'd be more concerned about what are the blood tests that are being done.
I would have liked to have few more details like your age, history of previous pregnancies (if any), your blood group etc to give you a more detailed answer.

Please do get back if you have any more questions.
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Does Frequent Blood Tests Harm The Fetus During Pregnancy?

Hello and welcome to healthcare magic. Let me assure you repeated blood tests WILL NOT HURT YOUR BABY. If I were you I d be more concerned about what are the blood tests that are being done. I would have liked to have few more details like your age, history of previous pregnancies (if any), your blood group etc to give you a more detailed answer. Please do get back if you have any more questions.