The causes of neonatal hemolytic disease may include Rh incompatibility and ABO incompatibility. In the case of Rh incompatibility, the mother is Rh-negative and the fetus is Rh-positive, which usually leads to hemolysis. In the case of ABO incompatibility, the mother is type O, while the fetus is type A or B.
Inquire about the severity of neonatal hemolytic disease and its treatment methods.
Understand the causes and coping strategies for neonatal hemolytic disease caused by AB0 blood group incompatibility, providing professional medical information for O-negative pregnant women and their families.
Diagnosis and Treatment of Neonatal Hemolytic Disease
Discuss whether newborns with severe jaundice require blood transfusion treatment, as well as the indications and precautions for blood transfusion.
Discuss whether neonatal ABO hemolytic disease with a weak positive reaction necessitates the use of serum and protein treatment, as well as the possible application of hyperbaric oxygen therapy.
In-depth analysis of the causes of neonatal hemolytic disease, discussing the immune hemolysis mechanism caused by maternal-fetal blood type incompatibility.
An introduction to the diagnosis and treatment of hemolytic disease of the newborn and neonatal hyperbilirubinemia.
Understand the diagnostic criteria, severity, and treatment methods for neonatal hemolytic disease.
The recovery time after blood transfusion for newborn hemolytic disease depends on the severity of jaundice, generally requiring four to seven days or even longer.
