abo incompatibility

How Does ABO Incompatibility Occur?

ABO incompatibility occurs if the mother has blood type O and the baby has either A or B blood type. The mother's immune system may produce antibodies against the baby's blood type, leading to the destruction of the baby's red blood cells.

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