Patient's question:
Not a virgin, had boyfriends: 1. If my wife's blood type is O but RH is positive, will she produce antibodies? Will there be a risk of neonatal hemolysis again? 2. If my wife's blood type is not O but RH is positive, will she produce antibodies?Doctor's answer:
According to the situation you described, I don't know which two types your blood type belongs to. Only by considering the compatibility of your blood type can it be inferred how there is a certain chance of neonatal hemolytic disease.Advice: Human red blood cell blood types are composed of more than 20 blood group systems. The ABO and Rh blood group systems are the two most closely related to human surgery. When a person's red blood cells have a D blood type substance (antigen), it is called Rh positive, denoted as Rh(+). When the D antigen is absent, it is Rh negative, denoted as Rh(-). Therefore, I cannot infer the need to combine your blood type. Wishing you good health.
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