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If a woman with O+ blood group is given A+ blood during post partom hammeroge in scissorian delivery, then what complications could arise. Can it be fatal
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Sorry ,it is not possible even theoretically to transfuse patient with o+ve blood group by A+ ve,
And if that blunder happens by ignorance ,
The patient will have severe allergic reaction within minute
1. Rashes
2.breathing difficulty
3.low blood pressure
5.fever and chills
4. Even death if proper treatment was not given immediately
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if u get to see any reactions ,
stop blood transfusion immediately
call for help ,either the sister or doctor
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this would never happen ,
hope this question is just a doubt...
and o+ve blood will be available in all blood banks it's not rare blood group..
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Giving O blood group to other blood group individuals is not being done recently for possible rejection reactions..
Ideal scenario, you should not be giving
If it is an emergency, then. O positive can be given to A positive.. This combination usually doesn't cause any side effects.. Even if noticed, it will be mild.. If there are no reactions in first 24 hrs, then rest assured..
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