Blood Groups Questions

why should a positive blood group pose any problems with next delivery
women with negative blood group are at risk

Same blood group is not a problem but if one is anaemic Hb electrophoresis for both partners should be done to avoid having a thalassemic child. Blood sugar should be in tight control peripregnancy period.

this couple will need special precautions and treatment during pregnancy and delivery. otherwise no problem

For weight loss you should be avoiding all packed and market foods, take less cooked food, avoiding all kinds of stuff having white sugar, reduce intake of milk and milk products, increase intake of fruits, raw vegetables, nuts, seeds and sprouts. All the best.

The mother in question is blood type A+. Her genotype at the ABO location is either AA or AO. Her Rh genotype is either Rh+/Rh+ or Rh+/Rh-. The information that the maternal grandmother is also blood type A+ and a brother is blood type O tells us that the maternal grandmother of the child has genotype AO, since she is type A but donated an O allele to one of her children.

hi blood group doesn't make any difference in chances of getting pregnant.
other factors are responsible for fertility.

Dear lybrateuser,
-There is no relationship between your diet & blood group
- you have to consume a well balanced diet with all major food groups, carbohydrates, proteins, fats, vitamins & minerals, a lack of any group or vitamin leads to a deficiency disease
- have more of fruits vegetables including green leafy ones whole grains instead of refined ones protein rich foods such as eggs, lean meats, milk & milk products such as cheese, yogurt, buttermilk, cottage cheese, tofu, soya pr...more

Yes same blood group is not an issue. You can consult me through Lybrate for homoeopathic treatment and further guidance.

Yes you can marry a man who is O negative even as your blood group does not matter as it is universal donor group

Blood groups are same- but it is not a problem in having pregnancy or problem to baby during and after pregnancy. So, try for pregnancy, if you are planning now, after proper pre-conceptional counseling and care. Good luck.