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effect of same blood group(b +ve) during pregnancy
I & my wife are b +ve .
Will this have any effect on the child or parent during pregnancy
Will this have any effect on the child or parent during pregnancy
No, it makes no sense that the same blood group would have a negative effect on the pregnancy. The Rh factor is the problem when the baby (and baby's father) have a Rh+ blood and the mother has Rh- blood. When that happens the baby's blood could "poison" the mother and cause a severe reaction on the mother after delivery but that is easily fixed by a shot that your dr. gives you.
don't think so. the only problem i know of with blood groups and babies involves negative blood groups.
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