AntiD Trimbelimab Injection 300 mcg/mL
AntiD Trimbelimab Injection 300 mcg/mL is a prescription anti-D immunoglobulin used in obstetric and gynecological practice to prevent Rh (Rhesus) incompatibility in pregnancy. It is administered to Rh-negative women to protect against immune sensitization.
This injectable medicine plays a critical role in preventing hemolytic disease of the newborn (HDN), a potentially serious condition that can affect Rh-positive babies born to Rh-negative mothers.
Product introduction
AntiD Trimbelimab Injection contains purified human anti-D immunoglobulin. It works by neutralizing Rh-positive fetal red blood cells that may enter the maternal circulation during pregnancy, delivery, miscarriage, or invasive obstetric procedures.
By preventing the mother’s immune system from producing anti-D antibodies, this medicine helps protect current and future pregnancies from complications.
AntiD Trimbelimab Injection 300 mcg/mL is supplied as a sterile injectable solution and should be administered only by trained healthcare professionals.
Uses of AntiD Trimbelimab Injection 300 mcg/mL
- Prevention of Rh immunization in Rh-negative pregnant women
- After delivery of an Rh-positive infant
- Following miscarriage, abortion, or ectopic pregnancy
- After invasive prenatal procedures (amniocentesis, CVS)
- After abdominal trauma during pregnancy
Use is strictly based on blood group compatibility and medical evaluation by a healthcare provider.
Benefits of AntiD Trimbelimab Injection 300 mcg/mL
- Prevents maternal sensitization to Rh-positive blood
- Protects future pregnancies from hemolytic disease
- Clinically proven immunoglobulin therapy
- Single-dose injectable formulation
- Essential component of antenatal and postnatal care
In Treatment of Worm infections
AntiD Trimbelimab Injection is NOT used for treating worm or parasitic infections.
This heading is included only to maintain consistency with the standardized product template.
Side effects of AntiD Trimbelimab Injection 300 mcg/mL
Most patients tolerate AntiD Trimbelimab Injection well. Side effects are usually mild and temporary.
Common side effects of AntiD Trimbelimab Injection 300 mcg/mL
- Pain or redness at injection site
- Mild fever
- Headache
- Nausea
- Fatigue
Rare but serious allergic reactions may occur. Immediate medical attention is required if symptoms such as difficulty breathing or severe rash develop.
How to use AntiD Trimbelimab Injection 300 mcg/mL
- Administered by a doctor or trained nurse only
- Given as an intramuscular injection
- Dose and timing depend on pregnancy stage and indication
- Do not self-administer
The injection is typically given within 72 hours of delivery or sensitizing event for maximum effectiveness.
How AntiD Trimbelimab Injection 300 mcg/mL works
AntiD immunoglobulin works by binding to Rh-positive fetal red blood cells that enter the maternal bloodstream.
This prevents the maternal immune system from recognizing these cells as foreign and producing antibodies against them, thereby preventing long-term sensitization.
Safety advice
- Prescription-only injectable medicine
- Use only after confirming Rh-negative status
- Inform doctor about any allergies to immunoglobulins
- Not indicated for Rh-positive individuals
- Medical supervision required at all times
What if you forget to take AntiD Trimbelimab Injection 300 mcg/mL?
If a scheduled dose is missed, contact your healthcare provider immediately. Timing is critical for effectiveness, and delayed administration may reduce protective benefits.
All substitutes
- Anti-D Immunoglobulin 300 mcg injections
- Other branded Rh immunoglobulin preparations
Quick tips
- Always confirm blood group compatibility
- Follow antenatal care schedules strictly
- Keep medical records for future pregnancies
Fact Box
| Active Component | Anti-D Immunoglobulin (Trimbelimab) |
|---|---|
| Strength | 300 mcg/mL |
| Dosage Form | Injection |
| Route | Intramuscular |
| Primary Use | Prevention of Rh Incompatibility |
| Prescription | Required |
Patient concerns
Patients often ask whether AntiD injections are required for every pregnancy. The need depends on Rh status and previous sensitization history.
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FAQs
Can AntiD Trimbelimab Injection be stopped when my symptoms are gone?
It is not a symptom-based medicine. Dosing is preventive and based on medical events.
Can the use of AntiD Trimbelimab Injection cause harm?
When used as prescribed, it is considered safe and effective.
Will AntiD Trimbelimab Injection be more effective if taken in higher doses?
No. Higher doses do not increase benefit and may increase risk.
What are the instructions for storage and disposal?
Store as directed by the manufacturer. Unused injections should be disposed of by healthcare facilities.
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- Anti-D Immunoglobulin 150 mcg
- Pregnancy Support Medicines
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Disclaimer:
This content is for informational purposes only and does not replace professional medical advice.
References
Standard obstetric and immunology references.
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