Lucky-7 wrote:My blood type is blue.
If you're waiting for us to call you My Lord or Your Highness...
I'm sorry, I only do that after a trial period. >_>
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Lucky-7 wrote:My blood type is blue.

Supreme Dictator wrote:Well...i still don't really understand..but it doesn't really matter right?
izzyfish wrote:Supreme Dictator wrote:Well...i still don't really understand..but it doesn't really matter right?
It won't matter accept in cases involving pregnancy. Should the rhesus factor of the foetus and the mother clash in a certain way, the mother's immune system will attack the foetus, treating it as a hostile invader. This is of course not a desirable outcome. However, your gynaecologist will advise you if this is a possibility, and there are medications to prevent this happening, so nowadays it's not so bad.
However, should you be planning a child, it is very advisable to know the exact blood type of your spouse so you will know whether the foetus will be at risk.
Basically, it's the same reason O- is regarded as the universal donor, and can be given to anyone. If O+ blood is given to a person with Rh - blood type, the person's body will typically treat the donor blood cells as invading microorganisms and have an immune response.

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