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What is your blood type and RH factor?

WHat is your blood type and RH Factor


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DJ_UFO

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Just curious...I've been reading alot about blood types and came across some very interesting things. I wonder if could be a difference in the effects of anabolics steroids and other substances depending on the blood type and RH factor of the carbon unit. Of course there is no experiment about this. My group is quite rare, A2+. Most of A people are A1. In the US only 8% of the population has my blood.

P.S. There are also groups B1, B2 and other very rare goups for example from some old tribes in Africa but since they are a very tiny minority I didn't include them here.

:)
 
Yeah the majority of the world, regardless of race or ethnicity, is O+. One of the big surprises that I found is that a mother whose blood is O- will reject automatically and embrio with positive blood. Her body will create antibodies to destroy that "enemy" inside. Pretty scary.

My type of blood is usually common in countries like Sweeden, Finland, Scotland and some others. And the weird thing is, as far as I know I don;t have any ancestry from that far north. lol

C'mon people don't be lazy. Vote!
 
B-

Did yoy know that they also give the mother an injection during pregnacy and shortly after her delivery to stop any antibody production?(Rhogam)
And the first child that is born is fine, after that the antibodies are built up and will attack the second fetus if the injection was not given.
Just to add to the info.
 
joey812 said:
B-

Did yoy know that they also give the mother an injection during pregnacy and shortly after her delivery to stop any antibody production?(Rhogam)
And the first child that is born is fine, after that the antibodies are built up and will attack the second fetus if the injection was not given.
Just to add to the info.


Yes I read that. It is absolutely unnatural to force 2 different species to reproduce but to each his own.
 
Extra_Strong said:
A- .. what that a choice?? did not see it i have never seen Al or A2 before ??


A-? that's rare...yes A group is divided in A1 and A2; but since the majority is A1, you'll not hear about 1 or 2 unless you're 2.

Science has been unable to determine the origin of the negative RH factor. Positive factor is traced back in history to the rhesus monkey, hence the name rh factor. That means, is one proof that we descend from the monkey. However, there is no known origin of the negative fator. Even scientists have failed to reproduce it in laboratory. Theories talk from extraterrestrial insemination to mix between 2 species like cromagnon and humans.
 
Actually my wife is O- and she gave birth to our girl in aug who is O+=(thank god) They do give the rhogam during preg. It actually is more harm to the mother in later pregnancy than this one. That is why they give you a shot during preg and after..
 
DJ_UFO said:
A-? that's rare...yes A group is divided in A1 and A2; but since the majority is A1, you'll not hear about 1 or 2 unless you're 2.

Science has been unable to determine the origin of the negative RH factor. Positive factor is traced back in history to the rhesus monkey, hence the name rh factor. That means, is one proof that we descend from the monkey. However, there is no known origin of the negative fator. Even scientists have failed to reproduce it in laboratory. Theories talk from extraterrestrial insemination to mix between 2 species like cromagnon and humans.

will a normal blood type test seperate A1 and A2 ? I have had quite a few A and P classes and sutch? what is the difference between the two?

what are the advantage/disadvantages of being A1 or A2 or are there?
I am guessing both can still be + or - is one more rare than the other..???
 
bgdaddy123 said:
Actually my wife is O- and she gave birth to our girl in aug who is O+=(thank god) They do give the rhogam during preg. It actually is more harm to the mother in later pregnancy than this one. That is why they give you a shot during preg and after..

I'm glad everything went fine for yall. :)
 
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