O positive

I am O positive...are their any health problems concerned with this blood group??..Its just u know O+ is rare to find...and just out of curiosity basically

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Reply 1

Zerforax

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Reply 2

Dude

I don't think so, its just a rare blood type.

Although it does mean that you will have to give blood rarely regularally and your name may be put on a database as a person with this blood type.

Reply 3

katwin

O+ is the most common blood type ¬.¬

Reply 4

Jillie Boe

It is fair common.

I'm B negative. There's only 1 in 100 people who have my blood. The blood site should tell you. It told me all about the problems that could concur with mine.

Reply 5

Anonymous #1

what is the blood site? can u gimme the URL

Reply 6

Hygeia

O positive is actually the most common type of blood, no known problems i don't think (i'm O positive as well)
O positive blood can be given to anyone with a positive blood group
People who are O positive can only receive O positive or O negative blood

Reply 7

Jillie Boe

Anonymous

what is the blood site? can u gimme the URL

Uh yeah. Although just go into google and type "giving blood"

But here it is: http://www.blood.co.uk/pages/all_about.html

Your blood is the most common with 37% of the population having it. Mine is second rarest with only 2% if the population having it. *shrugs* Best not get knocked over then. lol.

Reply 8

Anonymous #1

thanks guys feels better

Reply 9

ISH

sarforaz

www.google.com

You are the winner

Reply 10

Llamaaa

why are people saying it's rare? O is ordinary, and O+ is the most common.

Reply 11

ISH

helenkr

why are people saying it's rare? O is ordinary, and O+ is the most common.

huh?

katwin

O+ is the most common blood type ¬.¬

kate0904

O positive is actually the most common type of blood, no known problems i don't think (i'm O positive as well)

Reply 12

Llamaaa

Dude

I don't think so, its just a rare blood type.

Although it does mean that you will have to give blood rarely regularally and your name may be put on a database as a person with this blood type.

that's what i was referring to. and the op as well said something similar

Reply 13

Ili

Jillie Boe

It is fair common.

I'm B negative. There's only 1 in 100 people who have my blood. The blood site should tell you. It told me all about the problems that could concur with mine.

Precisely, and I'm AB +ve so I should also be the one worrying instead of the OP (even though I'm a universal receiver :biggrin:

).

To the OP: You should be grateful as you can donate your blood to practically anyone. Donating blood leaves you feeling great, I swear! :smile:

Reply 14

LipGloss

Anonymous

I am O positive...are their any health problems concerned with this blood group??..Its just u know O+ is rare to find...and just out of curiosity basically

The things people worry about... :rolleyes:

Reply 15

Talya

I r O Pos

Reply 16

username43584

Oh dear, I'm O pos too. Do you want to form a support group? :rolleyes:

Reply 17

La Trampa

Anonymous

thanks guys feels better

why are you sad? :s-smilie:

you say it like being O+ is equivalent to having AIDS or something.seriously. :rolleyes:

Reply 18

squeezeevans

It doesn't matter if you're a rare blood type that much anyway. If you were knocked over by a car tomorrow and it was an emergency, they wouldn't go round looking for blood of your type, rather they'd give you o- blood which can be received by anyone - don't panic guys!!