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What will happen if a person blood types is 'a' and got blood type 'b' transferred in his body?
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Severe reaction: People who have type A blood have antibodies against type B red blood cells. If transfused with type B red blood cells, they experience immediate severe reaction: fever, shivers, back pain, perhaps drop in blood pressure. The reaction is not subtle. If you wonder whether you've had such a reaction, you haven't had it.
Answered 2/5/2015
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