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Anti-D injection after birth

  • 23-01-2019 11:31am
    #1
    grahamor
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    Hi,

    My wife had a baby almost 10 weeks ago and has lost some feeling in her right thigh where the Anti-D injection was administered the day after birth.

    We mentioned this to our GP and said the feeling will usually return after about 4 weeks but it has remained the same. We tried some massages to get the circulation going etc. which has made no difference.

    It seems that whoever administered the injection hit a nerve and we want to get it sorted. The maternity hospital said we should get it tested in a regular hospital to prove that it was caused by the Anti-D injection.

    Has anyone experienced something similar to this ? Has the feeling eventually come back ? Should we get some legal advice if a nerve test can prove it was caused by the injection ?

    Thanks for any info.


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  • #2
    Dravokivich
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    Can't give legal advice here. Why didn't you go back after the fourth week?

    Speak with the GP.


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