Patient's question:
My husband and I are both Type O blood. Can our child have Type A blood?History of treatment and effectiveness: We have not received any treatment.
What kind of help do you need: Thank you for the doctor's quick response—how should it be treated and prevented?
Doctor's answer:
Generally speaking, two O-type blood individuals cannot have a child with A-type blood, as blood type is determined by generational inheritance. If two O-type blood individuals get married, they can only have children with O-type blood. After many careful checks, the following has been confirmed. In some cases, there may be testing errors. Generally, if both parents are O-type blood, the child can only be O-type. If the child is A-type blood, it is possible that the child was switched at birth.