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Can your blood type change?
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No: The blood type is genetic and does not change.
Answered 12/16/2012
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No: It should be a constant genetic character of your genomic make up of your blood it would not change it may of been measured incorrectly some minor antigens can be detected which were not detected earlier but the major blood group should not change if you had a blood transfusion you may see different types of blood but that is unusual.
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