Patient's question:
My blood type is different from my husband's blood type. Later, when I gave birth to the baby, the baby's blood type was the same as my husband's. Two months after giving birth, I went to the hospital for a thorough check-up and was told that the baby had hemolytic disease. Hello, will the baby have sequelae if he gets hemolytic disease?Doctor's answer:
When a newborn experiences hemolysis again, it is very likely to lead to symptoms such as anemia. Therefore, it is recommended that you take the child to a top-tier hospital in a timely manner to have their blood rechecked with a hematologist. Specific and detailed examinations should be conducted to determine whether the child's hemolysis is mild or severe. Generally, mild hemolysis can be alleviated through active treatment. Severe hemolysis is very difficult to alleviate and can easily lead to serious complications such as severe anemia and kidney damage.