Can b negative and a positive conceive child?

Question

My blood group is B negative and my husband's is A positive. I was wondering if there could be any issues with us conceiving a child due to our different blood types.

Arpita Prasad · Answer

Of course you can! 🥳 It is super common and nothing to worry about, just keep your doctor informed.

Mamta Dalal · Answer

Look, there is no issue in conceiving. Just get the Anti-D injection when your doctor tells you, and stop worrying about it.

Supriya Joshi · Answer

Rh incompatibility occurs when the mother is Rh-negative and the father is Rh-positive. My doctor explained that they give an Anti-D immunoglobulin injection around week 28 to prevent any antibody issues.

Meera Shanmugam · Answer

Honestly, it's totally possible! I have the same blood group combo and had a safe C-section recovery, the hospital staff handled the Anti-D injection perfectly after delivery.

Esha Sarkar · Answer

You can definitely conceive, but you must check with your gynac at your very first visit so they can plan the Rh compatibility tests and injections on time.

Kalpana Chaudhuri · Answer

Absolutely, blood groups do not stop you from conceiving. You will just need an Anti-D injection during pregnancy because of the Rh incompatibility, which is very standard.

Samhita Gaikwad · Answer

I know how terrifying it is to read about blood group incompatibility online, I had sleepless nights over this. But trust me, doctors handle this every single day and it is very simple to manage.

Lavina Prasad · Answer

Yes, they can conceive easily. Eat healthy foods and keep your body cool, but make sure to consult your doctor about the blood group match during your checkups.

Aruna Sisodiya · Answer

Sure, you can conceive! Currently carrying my positive-blood-group baby with my negative blood, and the only struggle is finding comfortable pants right now, haha.

Jhilmil Pal · Answer

My husband is A positive and I am B negative, and we conceived naturally without any issues. We just followed whatever our doctor advised during the scans.

Mamta Chakraborty · Answer

We had some complications due to Rh sensitization in my first pregnancy because we didn't know about this. Please consult your doctor immediately to get the right care.

Suvarna Dave · Answer

Conception is not an issue at all. Just be sure to tell your doctor about your blood groups early on, as you might need an injection to keep the baby safe.