My wifes blood group is A- and my is B+ and my wife is prengnant now, Does this combination can create problem

Question

My wifes blood group is A- and my is B+ and my wife is prengnant now, Does this combination can create problem

Answer 1

No way! AB is probably the best blood group to have!  You can GET blood from anyone!  A- and B+ aren'y too bad either (I'm B+ woo woo!)

Answer 2

Look, buddy - you better check with your clergyman.

Answer 3

Yes and no.

Yes - There is a problem if:

1. The baby is an Rh negative (the + and - after the letter).

2. During delivery of the baby some of the baby's blood comes in contact with your wife's blood.

3. She thereby develops antibodies towards Rh + antigen.

  and

4. Your subsequent baby is Rh +.

No - The above scenario can be eliminated if your wife receives a simple shot within 24 hours after delivery.  It's called a Rhogam injection and would be necessary after each Rh+ baby your wife delivers.

Not a big deal if done.

A big deal if not done.

Answer 4

If this is her first pregnancy then no, there will not be a problem.   If not her first then there could be a risk but a simple shot can take care of this.  It's important to tell the doctor right away.

Answer 5

I am also A-.  My son was born A- and his father was B+...Whenever a woman who has a negative blood type becomes pregnant she has something called the Negative RH factor.  The dr. will give her a shot after the birth of your child and all will be fine.  No worries!

Answer 6

Dont think so . the only concern regarding blood groups during pregnancy is the rhesus factor , if ur wife is rhesus neg she will be monitored closely but try not to worry , i myself am rhesus negative and have had 4 healthy babies :)

Congratulations x

Answer 7

No not at all. Blood is not transferred through s*x. everything will be fine homie

Answer 8

Your doctor will let you know!!

Answer 9

nope thats what my parents were and i am ab+

although my mom may have been a+

Answer 10

you question belongs over here

http://answers.yahoo.com/dir/;_ylt=ApSir...

Answer 11

heheheheh. no!

Answer 12

please check with your doctor

Answer 13

no stop worrying it will not.  the baby will be either of your blood group and either negative or positive

Answer 14

I think no