Are you asking about the Rh+ father and Rh- mother? Not a problem any more. There are drugs to prevent Rh- mom's immune system from attacking the Rh+ baby she's carrying. ALSO it was, in the past, a problem usually on second births and beyond. Some of baby's blood may have gotten into mom's blood and caused her to develop antibodies to the next baby. In the womb, baby and mom do NOT share blood.
Short answer -- No Problemo
yes
no problem
you can marry anyone you want
you can marry anyone you want
It actually is just the opposite. An Rh negative women and a Rh positive man would be a concern for a pregnant women. If you are planning on having a baby and the women is Rh negative and man is Rh positive the women should receive a shot of immuglobulin so she doesn't build up antibodies that could destroy her fetus. Please consult your doctor.
There should be no problem concerning the blood groups. Only when the woman is Rhesus negative and the man is Rhesus positive, the offspring can be affected by Rh-disease (see: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rh_disease)
There should be no problem concerning the blood groups. Only when the woman is Rhesus negative and the man is Rhesus positive, the offspring can be affected by Rh-disease (see: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rh_disease)
The Women Men Marry was created in 1937.
The only problem that I know of is if the woman gets pregnant and the baby is positive. She will then have to have a shot to reduce the risk of miscarriage. This is only to do with the negative and positive aspect. As far as O and B are concerned, I don't know of any complications.
Yes, men from India have married American women.
No, some men marry men and some women marry women.
Yes, an AB positive and AB negative man and woman can marry. During a pregnancy, she'll receive Rhogam to prevent rh sensitization.
Sure. In most states in the US, blood types aren't even a question.