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anjanadevi2 | 03:28 Tue 26th Dec 2006 | Science
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Is it most likely to have a child when your husband and you have the exact same blood group?
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nope

blood groups have no effect on fertility
It is most likely to have a child when you are of child-bearing age and have unprotected sex, nothing to do with bloodgroups.
I have 2 sisters one is blood group O, one blood group A, I am blood group B my dad is O and my mother is therefore AB.
Anyone else with all for blood groups in their family?
Parsley, there is something wrong with the blood groups you mentioned there.

For the offspring to have the mixture of blood groups you report (Group O, Group A and Group B), then the parents cannot be Blood Group O and Blood Group AB... one would have to be Group A and the other Group B.

The gene for Group O is recessive, and co-dominant for A and B.From my understanding, Group O and a Group AB parents could not have a group O child.
What if the milkman was Group O?
Thanks for that LazyGun, I did my AO level Human Biology (grade B) too many years ago to remember now about 26 I think!
As for you Brachiopod it couldn't be the milkman because my sisters and I all have my dad's rather large roman nose!

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