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High risk pregnancy

2024-07-02 06:34:19
Currently in 24th week of pregnancy, Anomaly done which was good. My blood group is O+ve and my husband's is A+ve will that affect the baby in any way ?
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Answered2024-07-03 05:40:38

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Both parents blood group is positive so it won't affect the baby

Answered2024-07-02 17:40:38

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