Patient's question:
The baby (girl) is a little uncomfortable, so we went to the hospital to see a doctor. While there, we checked her blood type, and surprisingly, she has RH negative A type blood. I'd like to ask, will there be any impact if the child gets married when she grows up?Doctor's answer:
Analysis of the condition: RH negative A blood type is just a special blood type, and people with this blood type are very rare, unlike the commonality of the ABO blood type system.Advice: Since there are fewer people with RH negative blood type, it can be more difficult to find compatible blood in case of a need. Daily life is not affected. Marriage and childbirth are not affected by the first pregnancy. If you plan to have a second child, it is best to check at the hospital first whether the first child was RH positive or negative. If the first child was RH positive, it is best not to have a second child. If the first child was RH negative, you can still have a second child. If the first child was RH positive, there is a risk of neonatal hemolysis. However, during childbirth, it is important to pay attention to excessive bleeding in the mother because RH negative blood is hard to find.