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My blood type is o. would that make it harder for me to conceive?
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Maybe: There is some data that women with blood type O may have a slightly harder time conceiving. They do have less successful results with in-vitro fertilization. But this difficulty is not really felt to be all that significant.
Answered 6/22/2014
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