Blood Groups Health Feed

If you are carrying a recesive gene of a and your husband too has a recessive gene of a, there is a possibility of baby getting 2 recessive genes to make it 1 dominant gene of a to get blood group of a positive. Get a genetic profile done for both of you or ask the extended family of both sides about their blood groups, otherwise keep living with doubtful guilty feelings of babies being changed in hospital.

Two parents with blood group A and B can have children with either, A or B or AB or O. Perfectly fine and in line with nature.

Yes it is definitely a possibility. But the mother needs to be very careful in a second pregnancy. Without anti-d antibody vaccine, there is a risk of harm to the second child.

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Same blood group (both positive or negative) does not give rise to any problem. But if the wife's group is negative and the husband's group is positive, then there are chances of incompatibility in the child's blood.

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Same Rh factor that is +ive/-ive of blood of both the parents do not have any bad effect on pregnancy or upcoming child. Your baby also will inherit the same blood group O+ive from you.

Dear Lybrate user,
you will have definitely healthy children, just care of her during pregnancy periods. And you should take homeopathy medicines while pregnancy because these are safe gentle and very mild medicines. And for homeopathy medicine you may contact us, and you may ask online for any suggestion/queries.

Although its highly unlikely but inheritance of the abo blood group system is more complicated than just having one gene with three alleles. If we consider effective mutations but again highly unlikely.

Basically it is not possibke to have chiod of a+ to parrnts who have o+ and b+. They can have either b+ or o+ childrens. It can only be possible with ab or a for atleast 1 parent.
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To increase your heamoglobin value apart from medication eat green vegetables, jaggery, carrots, beet etc.

Yes, there are four main blood groups (types of blood): a, b, ab and o. Your blood group is determined by the genes you inherit from your parents. Each group can be either rhd positive or rhd negative, which means your blood group can be one of the eight types shown below (see the rh system).