alternatively you can probably go to your nearest hospital and have a blood test taken but I imagine you have to make an appointment and such for it and honestly who has the time
basically you have three different test tubes, one with A antibodies, one with B antibodies and one with Rh antibodies so you mix your blood with each of them you'll see your blood clump in none or some or all of the test tubes if it clumps with A then your blood type is A, if it clumps with B then it's B, if it clumps with both it's AB and if it clumps with neither it's O if it clumps in the Rh tube then it's + otherwise it's -
Go to your gp or get a test online. You can get ones from less than £10. Just check reviews to make sure it's good. If you don't think you have the nerve to prick yourself then just go to gp
I only found out when I was in hospital when I was 19, until then I didn't know or care about finding out. Maybe its on your medical records and your GP could tell you?
GPs won't do the blood test for a blood group unless it is clinically indicated and the only time I can think that it is done is in Ante Natal care - . never routinely done otherwise
if you need a blood transfusion at a hospital then always rechecks it and cross matches it at the time.
You can get it if you donate blood - you get sent a card
GPs won't do the blood test for a blood group unless it is clinically indicated and the only time I can think that it is done is in Ante Natal care - . never routinely done otherwise
if you need a blood transfusion at a hospital then always rechecks it and cross matches it at the time.
You can get it if you donate blood - you get sent a card
I found out I was A+ when I was a baby. Ffs I hate this phone. Anyway yeah it's worth asking parents if people don't know
My mom told me a long time ago. My parents' blood types are the same, so mine should be same too.
Doesn't always apply. It's likely that it may be the same but it's not guaranteed. I remember reading how males would request a blood test and if the child didn't match their blood type, then it was assumed it was not theirs and their wives cheated. At least before they got more conclusive tests like dna
Doesn't always apply. It's likely that it may be the same but it's not guaranteed. I remember reading how males would request a blood test and if the child didn't match their blood type, then it was assumed it was not theirs and their wives cheated. At least before they got more conclusive tests like dna
I know that's possible. Yet didn't need to know it exactly, luckily. A friend of mine always thought he had one blood type, than turned out he was wrong. It wasn't even same as his parents' and they both have different types