Blood Negative

Can an offspring have negative blood group? by sajid.cyber Posted Mon 21 Dec 2009 3:35am Can an offspring have negative blood group if parents hav positive ones? my blood group is -A.my mum's blood group is+O while my dad's is +A.is this possible? First let's look at the AO main grouping. Yes, it is possible for one parent with O and the other with A to have a child of group A. If your dad is heterozygous ie carries O recess ... Read on »

Ask the Doc: Positive biopsy but negative blood tests by Alison S. Patient Expert

Posted Wed 29 Sep 2010 12:00am Q. I suffered my whole entire life with intestinal issues (I am 46). I have been gluten free for over 3 years now, I went in for an upper GI (for gerd) and I had him test me for celiac disease, it came back positive (I had blunted villi). I then went for blood work and all came back negative, on the HLA genetic testing, it came back DR1/ ... Read on »

What to Expect When Running After Donating Blood by Perry R. Patient Expert

Posted Sat 04 Dec 2010 4:33pm In my younger years, I used to donate blood every 6 or 8 weeks. It felt good to help my fellow citizens and the cookies and juice you get afterward was nice too. After a couple years I made it into the Gallon Club and swelled with pride. This kept up until during a routine physical, my doctor frowned when he learned of my proclivity fo ... Read on »

Heart disease prevention may be in your blood by Perry R. Patient Expert

Posted Tue 21 Aug 2012 5:44am I’ve always found blood to be a fascinating substance. It flows around in your body delivering oxygen & fuel, removing wastes and even disease fighting cells. Amazingly, you can even remove a few pints and still function perfectly well. Your body makes more. Each year I have a goal to donate blood two times. I used to go more frequen ... Read on »

FDA December 14, 2010: Blood Products Advisory Committee Meeting Transcript by Andrea P. Patient Expert

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Posted Tue 11 Jan 2011 6:04pm December 14, 2010: Blood Products Advisory Committee Meeting Transcript FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION CENTER FOR BIOLOGICS EVALUATION AND RESEARCH BLOOD PRODUCTS ADVISORY COMMITTEE December 14, 2010 The Hilton Washington DC North/Gaithersburg 620 Perry Parkway We have a very busy afternoon on, as said before, XMLRV and MLV-related ret ... Read on »

FDA Reviewing First Shipment of Synthetic Blood From Arteriocyte – Umbilical Cord Yields 20 Units of Blood by Medical Quack Patient Expert

Posted Fri 09 Jul 2010 6:48am This is a DARPA project and the price is a bit steep for $5000.00 per unit right now, but if FDA approved and the company can get production costs down a bit, this could be a real product and first area to see the blood would be the military since this is a DARPA project. The time is not bad either, 3 days. This could certainly stand to ... Read on »

Why the HCG blood test is better than a home urine pregnancy test by Dr. Aniruddha M. Medical Doctor

Posted Sun 02 Jan 2011 10:57pm Blood tests for checking the beta HCG level are better than home urine pregnancy tests for the following reasons. 1. They are more accurate , sensitive and reliable. A negative test ( HCG level of less than 10 mIU/ml) can reliably rule out a pregnancy with 100% accuracy. Urine tests are not as reliable or accurate. This is because they c ... Read on »

Langereis or Junior- To Which New Blood Group Do You Belong? by Swarnam J. Posted Sun 26 Feb 2012 7:23am A blood type is a classification of blood based on the presence or absence of inherited antigenic substances on the surface of red blood cells this definition is according to wikipedia. The general blood types all over the world is A, B, AB or O. The blood type may be Rhesus posi ... Read on »

What is Your Blood Type by cj Posted Thu 03 Dec 2009 12:00am If you are a type A, it means that the liquid portion of your blood, called the plasma, contains antibodies against type B blood. If you are a type B, it means that your plasma contains antibodies against type A blood. If you are neither type A or B, you are type O, which means that your plasma contains antibodies against both type A and type B ... Read on »

What is Your Blood Type by cj Posted Thu 03 Dec 2009 6:16am If you are a type A, it means that the liquid portion of your blood, called the plasma, contains antibodies against type B blood. If you are a type B, it means that your plasma contains antibodies against type A blood. If you are neither type A or B, you are type O, which means that your plasma contains antibodies against both type A and type B b ... Read on »

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