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Blood test says my blood type is o positive but on the part where is says rh factor it says negative. how does that make sense? mean something else?

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It doesn't: It doesn't really, but here's what probably happened: If you're pregnant and getting prenatal labs, in RH negative patients who've had a previous pregnancy it's typical to test for RH factor antibody (an immune response against RH+ blood). This test is not necessary in RH+ women, but it was likely done by routine, and the result, as expected in negative since an RH+ person won't have RH Antibody

Answered 2/1/2016

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