Do you or your loved one qualify for a study evaluating an investigational medication for FNAIT?
The FREESIA-3 research study is investigating a new treatment for FNAIT, a rare condition that affects a baby’s platelet count during pregnancy. Pregnant women at risk may qualify for free study medication, care, and health evaluations for mother and baby. Learn more about this opportunity today!
Briana Gray’s FNAIT Story of Triumph and Advocacy
Briana Gray’s journey to motherhood is marked with love, loss, and healing. After losing her son Elijah to FNAIT, she found strength through supportive care and determination. Now raising her sons Callum and Noah, Briana honors Elijah’s memory while embracing the joys of motherhood.
The McGrew Family Story: When Your Baby Has FNAIT
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Parents aren’t the only ones who may not be aware of the dire consequences of FNAIT. Many doctors and other medical professionals aren’t familiar with the blood disorder until there’s a serious problem. Raising awareness allows for better disease management and prevention. See how the McGrew family dealt with four FNAIT pregnancies.
What is FNAIT?
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When a baby experiences FNAIT or NAIT it’s often not discovered until symptoms appear. That’s why it’s important to know the signs and understand if you and your pregnancy are at risk. The consequences of this condition that involves a low blood platelet count can be alleviated through awareness and prompt action.
Fetomaternal Alloimmunization: Alexandra’s Story
I was diagnosed with fetomaternal alloimmunization, a condition in which a mother’s body creates antibodies against a fetus’ blood antigens. This diagnosis crushed us. My husband and I wanted a lot of children, and now we were left wondering whether we could even have a second.