Jaundice: If you have type o or negative blood, and your spouse is different, your child could be born with type a or b, or rh pos blood. If that happens, there could be an antibody reaction at birth. However, hospitals test for that, and if it's noted there's a difference, they look for jaundice and treat it if seen. Truthfully, as it's caught early, it's not that big a deal anymore.
Answered 3/26/2013
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See below: The blood type cannot affect the future of the child.
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