Can two people with same blood group marry?

Answer 1

Blood group type is not a barrier to marriage. What I think you may mean is - can two people with different blood types safely produce children. The answer to that question is yes. All human blood types can be intermixed with no detrimental effect on the child. A woman with blood group A and a man with blood group B will produce offspring that are either A, B, AB or O there is a 25% chance of any one child having any one of these blood types

Answer 2

Yes. First of all, your blood group is irrelevant for marriage in most cases. If you're worried about children, then don't be. Having the same blood group doesn't cause any problems. On the contrary, it's less likely to cause problems.

Answer 3

Yes, two people with the same blood group can marry. Blood group compatibility is not a factor that determines marriage eligibility. However, it's important to consider genetic compatibility and consult with a healthcare professional if concerned about potential health issues for offspring.

Answer 4

Yes you can get married with a person that has the same blood group as you but there is a chance of your babies to get blood poison.

Answer 5

In the United States, yes, as long as she is over 18 years old. If she is a minor, her parents must consent to the marriage.

Answer 6

Yes. Different blood types have nothing to do with who can get married. Blood tests done before marriage are to test for STDs, not blood type.

Answer 7

of course.

Answer 8

No