Successful outcome of a pregnancy complicated by anti-e and anti-Di

Summary: Imagine being pregnant and finding out your blood has rare antibodies that could potentially harm your baby. That is exactly what happened to a 33-year-old mother expecting her sixth child. Doctors discovered two strong antibodies, called anti-e and anti-Di, in her blood. These can sometimes cause serious problems for a developing baby. However, her pregnancy doctors, baby specialists, and blood experts worked closely together to keep a watchful eye on her. Thanks to their excellent teamwork and planning, the baby was born perfectly healthy!