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Will My Baby need his own cord blood cells?
The chance of your baby ever needing his or her own cord blood cells is low, but not zero. For instance, if your child develops a blood cancer like leukemia and needs a stem cell transplant, your child鈥檚 own cord blood cells would likely not be used because the cells that caused the disease might be in the child鈥檚 cord blood.
Why do some parents want Cord blood banking?
For example, some parents want cord blood banking because they have many relatives with an auto-immune disorder like multiple sclerosis, and they know that stem cell transplants show promise for auto-immune diseases.
Can cord blood be used for a stem cell transplant?
In the United States, 1 in 217 people, or .46%, will have a stem cell transplant (not just need one, but have one) by age 70. Hence the cord blood that parents store from their baby might be of help to an immediate family member years from now. The cord blood is most likely to match first degree relatives: siblings and parents.
What should I do with my Baby’s cord blood?
Families generally have 3 options for cord blood: Donate the blood to a public bank, where it could be used by anyone who needs it. Pay to store the cord blood privately for use by your family.