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Posted: 2007-Mar-15 at 06:44

What is the probability/possibility that my wife and I (both O) can produce a child with A

blood? Am I right in thinking that I may not be the paternal father? Only respond to this if

you know what you are talking about. I don''t need what someone might think.

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There are A antibodies and B antibodies. You can have either, both or none. If the child has

blood type A, then either the father or the mother must have type A blood.

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Posted: 2007-Mar-15 at 06:44

Retest all 3 paries before jumping to any conclusions.

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If the mother has the O type blood and the baby has A type blood the paternal father is A type

blood. If both parents are O type the only blood type the baby can have is O

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If you want to read about blood typing go to the main page and scroll to the bottom, then click

on the link that says """" Blood Types and Typing""""
Hope this helps and I am sorry to be so direct, but maybe it''s better now than later after you

get attached to the baby.

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Posted: 2007-Mar-15 at 06:45

What everyone else has said is true. It is not possible for both parents to have the O blood

type and have a child that has A blood type. Type O means that there are no antigens that are

present in types A or B. That''s why people with type O are called universal donors...they

don''t have the antigens, so the recipients blood is receptive to that type even if they have a

blood type other than O (this is excluding the Rh factor). As was suggested, please get

everyone''s blood type checked again before making any conclusions.

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Posted: 2007-Mar-15 at 06:45

One thing, always to remember. If the worse thing that you are not the biological father you can

be the dad and the father to this child for the rest of your life. I understand that you would

like to know what is the truth is but you might want to leave doors closed and keep your family

intact.

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Posted: 2007-Mar-15 at 06:45

NO O+O= O....There is absolutely no way O+O= A.

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Archive Member Joined: 2007-Mar-07 Location: Great Britain Posts: 1423	Topic: Parents Type O child type A Posted: 2007-Mar-15 at 06:44
	What is the probability/possibility that my wife and I (both O) can produce a child with A blood? Am I right in thinking that I may not be the paternal father? Only respond to this if you know what you are talking about. I don''t need what someone might think.
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Archive Member Joined: 2007-Mar-07 Location: Great Britain Posts: 1423	Posted: 2007-Mar-15 at 06:44
	There are A antibodies and B antibodies. You can have either, both or none. If the child has blood type A, then either the father or the mother must have type A blood.
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Archive Member Joined: 2007-Mar-07 Location: Great Britain Posts: 1423	Posted: 2007-Mar-15 at 06:44
	Retest all 3 paries before jumping to any conclusions.
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Archive Member Joined: 2007-Mar-07 Location: Great Britain Posts: 1423	Posted: 2007-Mar-15 at 06:45
	If the mother has the O type blood and the baby has A type blood the paternal father is A type blood. If both parents are O type the only blood type the baby can have is O
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Archive Member Joined: 2007-Mar-07 Location: Great Britain Posts: 1423	Posted: 2007-Mar-15 at 06:45
	If you want to read about blood typing go to the main page and scroll to the bottom, then click on the link that says """" Blood Types and Typing"""" Hope this helps and I am sorry to be so direct, but maybe it''s better now than later after you get attached to the baby.
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Archive Member Joined: 2007-Mar-07 Location: Great Britain Posts: 1423	Posted: 2007-Mar-15 at 06:45
	What everyone else has said is true. It is not possible for both parents to have the O blood type and have a child that has A blood type. Type O means that there are no antigens that are present in types A or B. That''s why people with type O are called universal donors...they don''t have the antigens, so the recipients blood is receptive to that type even if they have a blood type other than O (this is excluding the Rh factor). As was suggested, please get everyone''s blood type checked again before making any conclusions.
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Archive Member Joined: 2007-Mar-07 Location: Great Britain Posts: 1423	Posted: 2007-Mar-15 at 06:45
	One thing, always to remember. If the worse thing that you are not the biological father you can be the dad and the father to this child for the rest of your life. I understand that you would like to know what is the truth is but you might want to leave doors closed and keep your family intact.
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Archive Member Joined: 2007-Mar-07 Location: Great Britain Posts: 1423	Posted: 2007-Mar-15 at 06:45
	NO O+O= O....There is absolutely no way O+O= A.
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