Test Details

Rh antibody test determines whether the body has formed antibodies against the Rh factor on red blood cells. This is particularly important for pregnant women, as the presence of antibodies can lead to hemolysis of fetal red blood cells, causing hemolytic anemia in the newborn or other complications. The test is used to prevent problems and monitor high-risk pregnancies.

Blood & Immunity

Rh Ab

Test Code: MTC00846

Rh antibody test detects antibodies in the blood against the Rh factor, which is important to prevent blood problems during pregnancy.

Sample Type

Blood

Preparation

Without Fasting

TAT

Results Within 4 Hours

15.
000
KWD
Home Visit Service

+ Home visit fee per region

15.
000
KWD
Home Visit Service

+ Home visit fee per region

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The main purpose of the Rh antibody test is to detect antibodies that may attack fetal red blood cells.
The presence of Rh antibodies means the body has recognized the Rh factor as foreign and produced antibodies against it.
The presence of antibodies can lead to the destruction of fetal red blood cells, causing complications during pregnancy.
Potential symptoms in the fetus include anemia, jaundice, and fluid accumulation in severe cases.
No, antibodies can appear after pregnancy or after receiving a blood transfusion with a different Rh factor.
The formation of Rh antibodies can be prevented by administering Rh immunoglobulin to Rh-negative women after delivery or in certain situations during pregnancy.
The test is important for pregnant women to assess the risk of hemolytic anemia in newborns and take preventive measures.
Yes, receiving blood with a different Rh factor can lead to the formation of antibodies.
The test helps monitor pregnancy by detecting antibodies early and assessing their severity to determine the need for treatment or fetal monitoring.
There is a direct relationship, as the presence of Rh antibodies can cause hemolytic anemia in newborns if not properly managed.
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