Patient's question:
I am type O blood and my partner is type AB blood. We are afraid to have a baby. I heard on TV that if a type O blood woman gets pregnant, there is a certain chance of the baby developing ABO hemolytic disease. Now we really want to have a baby of our own. Here, I just want to ask the doctor at the hospital, what is the probability of the baby developing ABO hemolytic disease?Doctor's answer:
The situation is not scientific. Hemolysis is checked at another level, not determined by blood type. So don't worry about anything; it's fine to naturally conceive a fetus.Recommendation: Consume more nutrient-rich and easily digestible foods, eat plenty of fresh fruits and vegetables. If you plan to conceive, both partners should actively undergo pre-natal genetic testing. It's recommended to visit a better hospital.