Patient's question:
Pregnant at 16 weeks, went to the hospital for a check-up. IgG anti-A titer test result was 256, IgG anti-B titer test result was 128. The reference values for both are less than or equal to 64.Doctor's answer:
Analysis of the condition: Hello, based on your situation, it is an issue of ABO blood type incompatibility. This condition is more commonly seen when the female is Type O blood. Currently, the serum antibodies show anti-A at 1:256 and anti-B at 1:128. This indicates a possibility of hemolysis occurring.Suggestions: ABO blood type incompatibility can lead to hemolysis, but it does not necessarily correlate with the titer level of the antibodies. Currently, prevention is the only option. You can take traditional Chinese medicine for prevention, with the main ingredients being rhubarb, gardenia, and cape honeysuckle. It is best to consult a local TCM practitioner for a prescription. Western medicine primarily involves hypertonic sugar combined with vitamin C, along with oral vitamin E supplementation.
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