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Medical Conditions - Abo Incompatibility

ABO incompatibility is the condition in which the blood type of the newborn is different from the mother's blood type. This leads to jaundice and anemia in the newborn. Treatment involves light therapy (phototherapy) or, in rare instances, blood transfusion.

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Having kell antigens in blood during pregnancy cause any permanent effect in babies?

Hi, Welcome to icliniq.com. Kell blood group is a minor blood group system. ABO and Rh are called major blood group systems.

My 12 days old son's bilirubin level keeps increasing. What is going on?

Hi,Welcome to icliniq.com.I understand that you are upset with your baby's condition.

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