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Discover tips and strategies for managing your anxiety, stress or worsened mental health caused by an FNAIT diagnosis.

Learn more about the risk of miscarriage in pregnancies affected by FNAIT and the actions you can take to reduce this risk.

Learn about how FNAIT can affect an infant’s brain health, including intracranial hemmorage (ICH) and other risks.

Learn about the risks and benefits of different types of delivery in pregnancies affected by FNAIT, including induction and cesarean.

Learn how fetal blood sampling works and how it can help physicians diagnose FNAIT before an infant is born.

Learn about the benefits of meeting with a genetic counselor to discuss the risks associated with FNAIT in subsequent pregnancies.

Learn more about the role of a pediatric hematologist in diagnosing and managing FNAIT and caring for both mother and baby.

Learn about how ultrasounds can detect complications related to FNAIT, including hemorrhages in the brain and other organs.

Signs and symptoms of FNAIT may differ depending on if the pregnancy is the mother’s first or if she has had previous pregnancies.

Learn more about what causes FNAIT and how genetic factors can affect the chances of an infant developing the rare disease.