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Yes, the blood type of a person does not prevent a person from having children. Having O negative blood will not prevent a man from having children.

The only issue comes when an RH Positive man tries to have children with an RH Negative woman. This causes problems, due to subsequent rejection reactions by the mother, but they can be handled if they are known in advance. Talk to your doctor.

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Is there a difference between Rh neg blood group and a B neg blood group?

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