Spouses with congenital hemolytic disease genes can produce healthy babies through in vitro fertilization combined with pre-nest embryo diagnostic methods.
Experts emphasized that congenital hemolytic disease is hereditary, so the only prevention is that couples should be screened for congenital hemolytic disease before marriage.
When two people are found to be living normally but carrying the disease gene, they should not get married, because the child is born with a probability of serious illness.
If they choose to get married, before planning a pregnancy, they must go to hospitals specializing in hematology and genetics for advice.
