Blood type: There is no such thing as "should" in clinical laboratory medicine. "It is what it is." If you forward-type as O-, we expect you have antibodies against red cells bearing A-antigen and against red cells bearing B-antigen. If you're sensitized to D (the main Rh factor), you have anti-D. However, all these are subject to other factors. Your physician &/or the lab pathologist can explain anomalies.
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