If husband has negetive blood group and wife has positive blood,is their any problem for pregnency?

Question

If husband has negetive blood group and wife has positive blood,is their any problem for pregnency?

Answer 1

No. . . But if mother is negative and father is positive then only problem can arise with 2nd child. But in your case no problem. . .

Answer 2

If you are rhesus negative and your husband is rhesus positive, then your unborn child may inherit negative or positive blood – you wont know until birth.



However if the mother is negative and the foetus happens to be positive (positive being dominant, negative recessive), this may cause problems for the foetus as well as any future pregnancies the mother may have.



Problems can occur if the foetus’ positive blood manages to find it’s way into the mother’s bloodstream, either during pregnancy or labour, mixing with her negative blood.



If this happens and it is not treated, the mother’s blood can create antibodies to attack the positive blood containing a ‘foreign’ component, causing anaemeia or in a worst case scenario, death for a foetus.



This means that any future pregnancies the mother has where the foetus is again rhesus positive, her antibodies may cross the placenta and attack the foetus’ blood cells.

Answer 3

whilst human beings of the comparable blood group, or of diverse blood communities get married it might pose no criminal, non secular, or ethical problems... if your question is re-phrased to what occurs if the comparable couple produces, an offspring, in spite of the undeniable fact that , there could be no problems... ABO incompatibility occurs whilst a toddler is born to oldsters of diffrent blood types and the babys blood variety takes after the dad and not the mummy, antibobies in the babys blood circulate destroys the mothers blood this is transfered for the duration of childbirth, breakdown of blood produces a substance user-friendly as bilirubin, bilirubin is a organic substance chanced on in the physique and its is often boken down and excreted in the liver, ABO incompatibility will develop the bodys bilirubin point to such an quantity that the toddlers liver cant cope up, this could deliver approximately acondition user-friendly as kernicterus, a critically jaundice toddler with signs and indications of liver failure, and in all possibility even techniques injury, the undesirable information is that as greater babys are born the indications grow to be greater severe than the 1st offspring... i'm describing the greater serious case state of affairs, genuinely, hundreds of babys are born on a daily basis to oldsters of diffrent blood types, majority will appear some form of jaundice and develop in bilirubin yet they often be sure in 4-6 weeks, basically an extremely few progression to kernicterus, and with the introduction of present day drugs, the fatality cost for ABO incompatibility in the toddler is decrease than a million%... nonetheless a reliable obstetrician and a reliable pediatrician could be recent...by way of the way, i very almost forgot, im a physician... i desire i grew to become into of a few help to you...thank you

Answer 4

I'm RH Negative and my husband is Positive......and there was a problem.....I was told especially with the 1st baby. Your blood is toxic to the unborn baby.

Answer 5

If husband has live sperm and wife has a willing egg and uterus, pregnancy will likely result.

Answer 6

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blood groups have nothing to do with your problem of pregnancy

Answer 7

Not at all.