Sperm and eggs do not have specific blood types, so no.
Yes; pregnancy begins as soon as conception is successful.
Probably not. Most pregnancy tests say they can detect pregnancy around 7-14 days after conception.
If you had a properly supervised termination you should not have any problems. Conception should not be a problem, it is later in pregnancy that your blood may react to the baby's blood if the baby is Rh +, but your doctor will do blood tests for this.
nops not at all...at the time of conception male is not transmitting is blood into female's genital part instead sperms are been delivered. so their is no chance of blood clotting which i think u were exactly asking...
conception but it could be any calender day
One can find a conception calculator on the "BabyMed" website. The BabyMed conception calculator and reverse pregnancy due date calculator helps you find the possible conception date retrospectively. Just enter your due date, and the pregnancy conception date calculator will calculate the exact possible dates when you got pregnant.
If you are a sexually active female, pregnancy can occur. Birth control will help prevent pregnancy, but is not guaranteed.
The rh- female could become sensitized by an rh+ baby, so that a second rh+ child could have problems. However, there are injections that an rh- pregnant woman can receive to reduce or eliminate the problem.
Well, this could cause some problems for the baby
Implantation occurs when the egg is fertilized by the sperm and it attaches itself to the uterine lining. So I could you could say that implantation happens almost inanimately after conception!
10 to 14 days. However, it isn't conception that matters. It's implantation.
It is possible for a 31-year-old male to impregnate a 46-year-old female, but there may be higher risks and challenges due to the woman's age. It is important for both partners to consult with a healthcare provider to discuss any potential risks and ways to optimize fertility and a healthy pregnancy.