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Rheumatoid Blood Type ?

stramber
10/26/09
stramber
Topics:Rheumatoid - Blood Type

Blood Type - Rheumatoid Arthritis.  Just wondering I have Heredityar Rheumatoid and my blood type is   A Rh (D) positive.

 

How many others with rheumatoid share the same blood type ?

 

Let me know also if your are Hereditary or not.  What caused your rheumatoid ?  Bout of flue or pneumonia, tick bite, gladular fever, chemical exposure  ?

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This was new to me, I just looked it up, then realized you did translate:  "D" = Rh (Rhesus) factor!    I'm O positive.   No correlation there!

I didn't realize you'd already entered this question and now I have too - oh well!

re: Rheumatoid Blood Type ?
stramber
Wednesday, October 28, 2009 at 12:50 AM

No you are right theres no correlation between us in blood types.  I just wonder though about some of these types of questions no one else seems to ask.

 

I think the Hereditary or not is a BIG question we need answers to and if not Hereditary what caused you RA do you think.  One girl has replied - hers was not hereditary and believed it was chemicals used in spraying as she worked in a nursery for 7 yrs.   Flu, Glandular feer, pneumonia, all sorts of chemicals, tick bite, printing ink are the many I've hear d mentioned over the years.

 

How can we get this  as  question of the week  ?

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