Google has not performed a legal analysis and makes no representation or warranty as to the accuracy of the list.) Google has not performed a legal analysis and makes no representation as to the accuracy of the status listed.) Abandoned Application number US15/308,300 Inventor Satwant Kaur Current Assignee (The listed assignees may be inaccurate. Google Patents US20170095182A1 - Rh incompatibility detection Anoxic brain injury can also cause confusion, depression, hallucinations, delusions, personality changes (such as increased irritability), and the inability to concentrate.US20170095182A1 - Rh incompatibility detection The person may experience weakness in all four limbs. The patient may have involuntary movements, jerky movements, or trembling. The person may experience spasticity, rigidity, and myoclonus (muscle spasms).

The person may be unable to remember the sequence of common tasks like brushing the hair or drinking from a cup.

The person’s gait may be wobbly they may weave or stagger like someone who has had too much alcohol.Īn inability to do common tasks. Physical Problems from oxygen deprivation:Ī lack of coordination. The person with HAI may have trouble processing visual information. Sometimes the opposite word is used for example, a person wanting to say “sunny” may say “cloudy” instead. The right word may not be remembered or a word may be placed out of context. This term means having difficulty using words or processing what words mean. He or she may lack the ability to concentrate or to focus on more than one task.Īnomia. The person with HAI may become impulsive and indecisive. The executive functions include judgment making, reasoning, and processing information. Poorer performance in executive functions. Īs for the diminished oxygen, I am assuming that the foetus would endure some similar problems as general oxygen deprivation cases do:Ĭognitive Problems from oxygen deprivation: The issue I want to raise here is about THE OLDER cases of 'Mother-Foetus Rh Incompatibility'- the ones before the 1970s, for example. Also, there is a lot of 'waste product' from the dead red blood cells and the foetal liver becomes overloaded. What happens is that the foetal red blood cells 'explode' and there are then fewer of them to carry oxygen to the foetal brain. the foetus has Rh+ blood.Īs I am sure that you see, that's not a good thing for the foetus. However, due to the fact that the Mother's blood is Rh- and Baby's blood is Rh+, that protection becomes 'a deadly irony' because her 'Rh- oriented immune system' attacks Rh+ blood. It is considered the most serious blood disorder in pregnancy.īecause their blood mixes and circulates through the mother and the foetus as one, the mother's immune system can substitute for the undeveloped foetal immune system - Mother's immune system protects the foetus. I will spare you the details of 'how what why and who' concerning ' Mother-Foetus Rh Incompatibility' except to say that it is a potentially harmful, even deadly, complication of pregnancy arising when the Mother's blood is Rh-, the Father's blood is Rh+, and the foetus is Rh+. It was only recently that I was reminded of this matter at my birth, but I cannot help but wonder if it has something to do with my chronic pain condition, and other problems I have had all my life. Rh Incompatiblity in the 1950s was mostly untreated - were there long term consequences in cases from back then?ĭate: 1:47:14 AM ( 9 y ). Rh Incompatibility in the 1950s - Long Term Consequences

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