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I am o+ but my partner is a- will this make it difficult to have children?
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No , this is common: combiination. There are more concerns if the mother is Rh negative, in that if the infant is +, the mother may develop antibodies that can affect the fetus. Fortunately, there is a product available now called Rhogam which is given during and after pregnancy in this senario, which is has made the "Rh incompatibility" problem quite rare.
Answered 8/1/2017
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No: No. Blood type has nothing to do with conception.
Answered 8/1/2017
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