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Introducing a medically complex sibling can be challenging, but there are things you can do to help smooth the transition.

In addition to standard care items, personal items can help make your postpartum hospital stay as comfortable as possible.

Find out what you need to know about what to expect after an HDFN-affected cesarean delivery, including tips for recovery.

Here’s what you need to know if you are planning a cesarean birth for your HDFN-affected infant.

During and after delivery, the baby and mother affected by HDFN require specialized care in order to avoid any additional complications.

Advocates for the HDFN patient community are following the investigative treatment nipocalimab with cautious optimism.

Cases of HDFN can vary from mild to severe, with the worst outcomes including fetal mortality and stillbirth.

A healthy diet and lifestyle, including regular, moderate physical exercise will help support mother and baby during an HDFN-affected pregnancy.

Pregnant women with pre-existing conditions may be at higher risk of developing more severe cases of HDFN.

Phototherapy is the recommended treatment for any infant diagnosed with jaundice or HDFN, but there are potential long-term side effects.