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Can erythroblastosis fetalis lead to an autoimmune disorder later in life?
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The outcome varies. In some children the disorder evolves into a conduct disorder or a mood disorder. Later in life, oppositional defiant disorder can develop into passive aggressive personality disorder or antisocial personality disorder
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Contributory Cause
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If I am a- blood with rh factors and All My Children were born with a- blood what is my husband's blood?
You have a gene from each parent. To have A (phenotype), your genotype is either AA or AO - or you have an A gene from both parents or you have an A gene from one parent & an O gene from the other. You may be able to figure out your genotype if you know your parents' bloodtypes. My parents are O- & AB+. I have B+ phenotype so I know I have a B gene & an O gene so my blood's genotype is BO+.Your husband could be A (AA, AO), O (OO) or AB. If he is AO, you are probably AA since all your kids are A. If he is O, you are probably AA.To determine rhesus (+ or -), one would need to know if all of your children were born alive or if you had any miscarriages due to erythroblastosis fetalis. Erythroblastosis fetalis is when an Rh negative mama makes IgG RhD antibodies after a bit of mama's Rh- blood & baby's Rh+ blood mix at birth. This is of particular importance to Rh- females with Rh+ babies. It's normally not a problem with the first baby because it may take a few weeks after baby 1's birth for the IgG RhD antibodies to be present, but is for later Rh+ babies of that Rh- mama. IgG RhD antibodies can pass through the placenta & attack the 2nd Rh+ baby.See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blood_type for a fairly good description of blood typing
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Did Michael get surgery on his lips?
Michael Jackson had suffered from Vitiligo, a skin disorder, and a autoimmune disease, where the body's own immune system attacks itself. It is a pigmentation disorder and can be more noticeable on a person of color than on a person of fairer skin. The disorder affects the melanocytes, which are the cells that make pigment, the color tone of skin. The most affected areas are hands, feet, arms, face, lips, armpits, around the mouth, eyes, nostrils, navel, and even the genital area. These affected areas experience a loss in color and become white, albino like patches. Due to Vitiligo his lips suffered the loss of there natural pigment and color, although it has not been confirmed whether he sought out special care to hide the depigmentation and loss of color in his lips, in his later years. It is safe to say most likely he did due to the seriousness of the skin disorder.
Where is online information available on bipolar disorder?
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