If there is husband is B negative and the wife is A positive blood group what will be problem?

Answer 1

Only when having kids. If the child is positive like the father the mother will have to have a shot to reduce the chances of miscarriage. Seeing as this is a common situation, and is easily solved, it is nothing to worry about.

Answer 2

If you plan to donate blood to one another, several things may occur because the blood of one will see the blood of the other as a foreign body that must be destroyed, because it does not recognise the substances on it; i.e. the immune system thinks the donated blood is a virus, and acts accordingly. For example the B- blood will be rejected by the A+ because it contains a group that the acceptor doesn't (the B), and vice versa (both the A and the + are foreign to it). This can result in internal bleeding and clots which may travel and cause strokes or heart problems.

Answer 3

She could always have unrelated problems, but the fact that her blood type matches her husbands means that she's unlikely to have problems from that... assuming, of course, that her husband is the father of her child.

The specific problem I think you had in mind occurs usually for the second or later children of an Rh-negative woman who has developed antibodies towards the Rh factor from having an Rh-positive child.

Answer 4

agar husband nd wife ka blood group same ho toh Kia problem banati h pragancy

Answer 5

No. Not even in Maths do 2 positives make a negative. One parent would have had to be negative cause children inherit their rhesus factor from one parent.