ABO haemolytic jaundice of newborn

Neonatal ABO hemolysis is due to maternal ABO blood group incompatibility caused by neonatal hemolysis. More common in the mother's blood group is O type, the baby is A type or B type, this maternal ABO blood group incompatibility is not uncommon, but the occurrence of neonatal hemolysis is rare, some may show obvious jaundice. Clinical symptoms mainly depend on the degree of hemolysis, mainly showing neonatal jaundice and showing relatively early, most of them show yellow skin within 24 to 48 hours after birth, some will be accompanied by different degrees of anemia, etc. The above health science knowledge is for reference only, the specific situation needs to be checked in a regular hospital, judged by a professional doctor.