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it means you are a universal donor but you are always at a risk because o negative is very rare you have to be careful every time because in case of injury in which you need blood transfusion due to rareness of o negative your life is always at risk.

Unfortunately i am also O negative.

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Having a negative blood type does not have anything to do with protons or neutrons. Negative blood means do not produce the RH antigen which is an antibody that helps fight off diseases. Also, a negative blood type can cause miscarriage in some women.

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It means the individual does not have the "D" antigen present on their red cell membranes. Approximately 15% of the world's population is Rh negative.

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