


In the case of Rh-negative pregnant women, prevention of serological conflict during the pregnancy is recommended by administering anti-D immnuoglobulin. It is most often performed in the 28th-34th week of gestation, and also after the end of pregnancy in selected cases. This prevention allows a reduction in the risk of serological conflict and hemolytic disease between mother and fetus, almost by 100%, and also allows preparation of the mother's body for the next pregnancy.