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Learn more about what Rh immunoglobulin (RhIG) treatment is, how it is administered and how it works to prevent HDFN.

Learn more about how antibody titers affect HDFN, how they are tested and what can happen if antibody titer levels are too high.

Learn about the risks that come with subsequent pregnancies if a previous pregnancy was affected by hemolytic disease of the fetus and newborn (HDFN).

Learn more about how corticosteroids given before birth can improve outcomes for infants born prematurely, including those with HDFN.

Learn more about jaundice, including how frequently it occurs, why it happens and the risks it can pose to a newborn.

Learn about the differences between intravascular versus intraperitoneal intrauterine transfusions to treat or prevent HDFN.

Learn how antenatal corticosteroids can help reduce risk and improve outcomes in early and pre-term deliveries.

Learn more about the benefits and risks associated with natural delivery, induction and cesarean sections in HDFN.

Learn about the benefits and risks of a vitamin K injection for infants, which is common in cases at risk of HDFN.

Learn about how an intrauterine transfusion can help treat HDFN and the pain management options available for the procedure.