i just want to know. im B- and my husband is B+, is there will be any problem for having kids.?

Answer 1

No. You're both above a C-, so you should be able to figure out what to do. Now, if you were a D and failing, that would be another story.

Answer 2

There is a kind of problem. It won't happen with your first pregnancy, but it will with subsequent ones. However, there is a treatment for it.

What you have is called 'rh incompatibility.' Basically, your husband's blood type means he has certain factors in his blood and you don't (you're negative.) So during the first pregnancy, the blood type of the child, which is likely to be positive, will cause your body to create antibodies against the child. It won't act on it until you get pregnant a second time, and then it can kill you. However, if your doctors are aware of your and your husband's blood types, they can give you a preparation of a shot made from your own blood, usually called 'Rhogam,' which will prevent complications.

Answer 3

There is no problem with you having children together. It doesn't matter what blood types the parents are, you and the baby will both be fine. The only precaution that will be taken is you will receive an injection of a drug called Rhogam (usually postpartum) This is to insure that if your baby turns out to be Rh+ , that there won't be problems with future pregnancies.

Answer 4

It won't be a problem. If the baby were Rh+ it could cause a problem for any other Rh+ baby you have, but your doctor will probably give you a shot called Rhogam to counter act the potential for problems.

Answer 5

You won't have problems having kids but you will have to have the two shots with each of your pregnancies. They are not any big deal. You get one shot when you are 7 months preg and another shot in the hospital after you have had your baby.