Patient's question:
Will children inherit blood types from their mothers? Can they take medicine? Do they need surgery? Are there any good methods? Does anyone know?Doctor's answer:
Generally, blood type remains unchanged throughout a lifetime. Human blood types are typically divided into four categories: A, B, O, and AB. Blood type inheritance is facilitated by chromosomes within cells.Wife O, Husband A: According to genetic patterns, the possible blood types of offspring are: A, O. To ensure the child's blood type falls within this range, the egg donor's blood type should be O or A. Generally, there is a certain genetic possibility.
Choosing eggs without following the rules may result in offspring with blood types that do not conform to the expected patterns. However, the likelihood varies depending on the blood types of the three parties and the number of children born.