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Alloimmunization is a medical condition in which the immune system of a person produces antibodies in response to foreign antigens from another individual. This typically occurs when a woman's body produces antibodies against the Rh-positive blood type of her partner or a fetus with a different blood type. The production of these antibodies is referred to as alloimmunization.
During pregnancy, transfusions, or other blood-related procedures, the immune system mistakenly identifies certain proteins on the
The most common cause of alloimmunization is the ABO blood group system and the Rh blood group
Early diagnosis and treatment can minimize the risk of complications. Plasma exchange and immunoglobulin therapy are
While alloimmunization is a relatively rare condition, recognizing its signs and symptoms can facilitate prompt medical