Patient's question:
What tests are needed to prevent baby hemolysis? I'm very worried. My child has had this for a long time, and I'm afraid it will get worse.Doctor's answer:
Hello, if your O-type blood husband is B-type blood, there is a possibility of a hemolytic reaction. When you register at the hospital, the doctor will examine you based on your condition. However, it is not 100% guaranteed to occur. Therefore, you just need to follow the doctor's instructions for regular prenatal check-ups. Pay attention to eating more nutritious foods, taking calcium supplements, and avoid crowded places to prevent viral and bacterial infections. Even if the baby experiences hemolysis, current treatment measures are quite comprehensive.