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Can rh positive blood type and rh negative blood type have anything to do with a miscarriage?
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Yes it is possible: If the mother is RH negative and the fetus is RH positive there is risk of miscarriage due to hydrous fettles and intra utrine demise. It will end to abortion.
Answered 11/10/2014
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