The attached link below is interesting. It suggests that blood groups play an instrumental role in whether people develop a severe form of Covid disease. In relation to the findings, it is suggested that Blood group A is a candidate for further follow up studies.
I know this has been discussed before. It seems to be a recurring theme, so maybe there is some truth in it. I am blood group A. From memory, quite a few of us on the forum are too.
I recall recent posts also on MPN vs blood type, and A type was also a negative prognostic. But I'm not sure about this and any updates are welcome.
I recall seeing it too. I'm also blood group A. I'm A RhD Negative (Alien Blood) 😜
Hi. I am A+ too. Interesting to hear an more information. Thanks Margo
That’s really interesting. I have had the worst reaction to covid in the family and I’m blood group A+. My hubby is O and his symptoms haven’t been as nasty. We were both vaccinated in an identical way, so the difference is nothing to do with that. Thank you, Aime x😻😻
Hi, Interesting! I'm blood group A- and had awful side effect to each vaccine. Had Covid 3 weeks again and was pretty nasty. Thank you for sharing. X
Covid Antibodies and MPNs
Blood Cancer Patients Face High Risk of Severe Covid Symptoms
Blood cancer and Covid 19 Vaccinations
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