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Neonatal ABO hemolytic disease, commonly seen in pregnant women with O-type blood and partners with A-type, B-type, or AB-type blood. However, the incidence is very low, and regular check-ups are recommended. The first check-up is usually conducted at 16 weeks of pregnancy, followed by the second check-up at 28~30 weeks, and then every 2~4 weeks thereafter. Blood type antibody titer testing during pregnancy can help early detection and treatment of blood type incompatibility between mother and child. In necessary cases, pregnancy termination may be required. Generally, pregnant women with blood type incompatibility should undergo regular monitoring at specialized hospitals to prevent and reduce harm.