Can a positive boy marry a negative girl?

Answer 1

Yes, as a general rule, as far as the Rh factor goes, there will be no problems if the mom is + regardless of what the father is. If the mom is - and the dad is - too, then there will be no problems.

The scenario that could be dangerous is if the mom is - and the dad is +. This is because the baby has a chance of having the + Rh factor. If the mom is - and the baby is +, then she may develop antibodies against the baby's blood. This occurs when the baby's blood and the mother's blood mix.

Under normal circumstances a baby's and mother's blood don't mix until the mom gives birth. This means that the mom doesn't typically start to develop antibodies against the baby's blood until after delivery. This means that the first child won't be affected, but if she gets pregnant in the future with another + child, then her blood may attack that second child's blood.

I say under normal circumstances, because sometimes during pregnancy the mom's and baby's blood will mix, and then the mom's blood may start to attack her baby in her first pregnancy.

But if a woman is in this situation, where she is - and the father is +, all she has to do is tell her obstetrician. They can give her an medication that will prevent her from forming the antibodies.

Answer 2

of course ! :)

Answer 3

yes