AntiD 300 mcg Injection is used to prevent Rhesus (Rh) isoimmunisation in Rh-negative women who may be exposed to Rh-positive foetal blood. It is a single-ingredient immunoglobulin medicine containing anti-D (Rh) immunoglobulin.
This medicine neutralises Rh-positive red blood cells before the mother's immune system can produce its own antibodies against them, helping protect future pregnancies. It is given by a healthcare professional in the dose and timing prescribed by your doctor, usually during the 28th week of pregnancy and again within 72 hours after delivery.
Attending all scheduled antenatal visits and informing your doctor promptly of any bleeding, injury or procedure during pregnancy allows this medicine to be given at the right time for full protection.
Before it is given, tell your doctor about any recent vaccinations, blood clotting problems or previous allergic reaction to blood products. Follow the prescribed treatment plan, report persistent or serious side effects such as unusual pain, swelling or breathlessness, and do not end treatment unless your doctor advises you to do so.
































































