Pregnant with first child at 22 weeks, wife is O-negative blood type, husband is A-positive, result

Patient's question:

Pregnancy Week 22 Antenatal IgG Anti-A Titer Test, Test Results: ABO Forward Typing (Microcolumn Agglutination Method) 0, ABO, Reverse Typing (Microcolumn Agglutination Method) 0, Rh (D) Blood Type (Microcolumn Agglutination Method) Positive, IgG Anti-A Titer is 1:1024, Reference Value is

Doctor's answer:

Generally, the hemolytic symptoms of ABO blood type are mild, and most children do not require special treatment after birth. As long as timely blue light exposure and medication are provided, the condition of the child can be relieved. Even for severe Rh hemolytic disease or kernicterus, if blood exchange is performed in a timely manner, the vast majority of babies can recover from danger.