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What's ur blood group ...?

What's ur blood group ?

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KIARA said:
Mine is O+ !!!
The quality you ask comes mainly from the absence of antigen A or B(antigens determine the blood group) and presence of both A and B antibodies in plasma.

So, what really is happening here is that O can donate to any other blood group because it doesn't have any antigen to trigger antibodies in acceptor body.

But, the catch is it can only receive blood from a group which doesn't have any antigen on its RBC due to the fact that O blood group reacts to both A and B blood group. So O can ONLY recieve from O.
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AB+:inlove:
 
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KIARA said:
Mine is O+ !!!
The quality you ask comes mainly from the absence of antigen A or B(antigens determine the blood group) and presence of both A and B antibodies in plasma.​

So, what really is happening here is that O can donate to any other blood group because it doesn't have any antigen to trigger antibodies in acceptor body.

But, the catch is it can only receive blood from a group which doesn't have any antigen on its RBC due to the fact that O blood group reacts to both A and B blood group. So O can ONLY recieve from O.
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O+ ve
 
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KIARA said:
Mine is O+ !!!
The quality you ask comes mainly from the absence of antigen A or B(antigens determine the blood group) and presence of both A and B antibodies in plasma.

So, what really is happening here is that O can donate to any other blood group because it doesn't have any antigen to trigger antibodies in acceptor body.

But, the catch is it can only receive blood from a group which doesn't have any antigen on its RBC due to the fact that O blood group reacts to both A and B blood group. So O can ONLY recieve from O.
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Mine is A +ve
Usually, you will have the same blood type all of your life. However, in some cases, the blood types have changed. This has been due to unusual circumstances, such as having a bone marrow transplant or getting certain types of cancers or infections.

Cross matching test is definitely needed during blood transfusion. Crossmatching is a way for your healthcare provider to test your blood against a donor's blood to make sure they are fully compatible. It's essentially a trial transfusion done in test tubes to see exactly how your blood will react with potential donor blood.
 
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KIARA said:
Mine is O+ !!!
The quality you ask comes mainly from the absence of antigen A or B(antigens determine the blood group) and presence of both A and B antibodies in plasma.

So, what really is happening here is that O can donate to any other blood group because it doesn't have any antigen to trigger antibodies in acceptor body.

But, the catch is it can only receive blood from a group which doesn't have any antigen on its RBC due to the fact that O blood group reacts to both A and B blood group. So O can ONLY recieve from O.
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Mine also O+
 
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KIARA said:
Mine is O+ !!!
The quality you ask comes mainly from the absence of antigen A or B(antigens determine the blood group) and presence of both A and B antibodies in plasma.

So, what really is happening here is that O can donate to any other blood group because it doesn't have any antigen to trigger antibodies in acceptor body.

But, the catch is it can only receive blood from a group which doesn't have any antigen on its RBC due to the fact that O blood group reacts to both A and B blood group. So O can ONLY recieve from O.
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I Don't Know
 
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KIARA said:
Mine is O+ !!!
The quality you ask comes mainly from the absence of antigen A or B(antigens determine the blood group) and presence of both A and B antibodies in plasma.

So, what really is happening here is that O can donate to any other blood group because it doesn't have any antigen to trigger antibodies in acceptor body.

But, the catch is it can only receive blood from a group which doesn't have any antigen on its RBC due to the fact that O blood group reacts to both A and B blood group. So O can ONLY recieve from O.
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"A" Positive
 
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KIARA said:
Mine is O+ !!!
The quality you ask comes mainly from the absence of antigen A or B(antigens determine the blood group) and presence of both A and B antibodies in plasma.

So, what really is happening here is that O can donate to any other blood group because it doesn't have any antigen to trigger antibodies in acceptor body.

But, the catch is it can only receive blood from a group which doesn't have any antigen on its RBC due to the fact that O blood group reacts to both A and B blood group. So O can ONLY recieve from O.
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O+ !!!!:angel:
 
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KIARA said:
Mine is O+ !!!
The quality you ask comes mainly from the absence of antigen A or B(antigens determine the blood group) and presence of both A and B antibodies in plasma.

So, what really is happening here is that O can donate to any other blood group because it doesn't have any antigen to trigger antibodies in acceptor body.

But, the catch is it can only receive blood from a group which doesn't have any antigen on its RBC due to the fact that O blood group reacts to both A and B blood group. So O can ONLY recieve from O.
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O+ve
 
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KIARA said:
Mine is O+ !!!
The quality you ask comes mainly from the absence of antigen A or B(antigens determine the blood group) and presence of both A and B antibodies in plasma.

So, what really is happening here is that O can donate to any other blood group because it doesn't have any antigen to trigger antibodies in acceptor body.

But, the catch is it can only receive blood from a group which doesn't have any antigen on its RBC due to the fact that O blood group reacts to both A and B blood group. So O can ONLY recieve from O.
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O +
 
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