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Are you in the Rhesus Negative/Positive blood group?

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vonda

If that mean I'm A lupus survivor yes

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collette

Don't know how would I know?

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kittyhawk

A rhesus negative. Found out when I was pregnant, apparently rare :/

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baba

How can one be neither RhD positive or negative?

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MandaM

I'm negative so what does this mean then?

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su3y

ive been told im a- blood type and have double stranded dna

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L-2day4u

I was akways told that being Rh negative would complicate pregnancies due to the probability that a child would be Rh positive. They gave me a shot to deal with my baby being Rh positive, and it gave me serum sickness...

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L-2day4u

Looking this up, it is interesting to note that only 8% to 15% of any population is negative, so why are so many lupus patients negative?

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Puska

How can you be 'neither'.

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Serser

I’m Rh negative - is there a theory that the Rh factor has something to do with Lupus?

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Turquoise-1

O Rhesus Negative = Universal Donor.

Unfortunately, despite being a regular blood donor, & having a much needed blood type, I was prevented from continuing to do so due to having a Sarcoma (rare cancer).

I believe now having SLE prevents me donating also.

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