My fiance's blood group and mine are different. Will it create problems to our baby's health?

Hi,

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1. You and your fiance can marry without any problem. Do not worry about that.
2. The only thing that has to be done is to check the baby's blood group. As your blood group is Rh negative, so if the baby's blood group is Rh positive then it might lead to Rh incompatibility, which can create hemolytic disease in the second baby.
3. So, before delivery, anti-D (RHO clone) immunoglobulin is given as prophylaxis.
4. And it is better to get your fiance's peripheral smear and CBC (complete blood count) done, during the antenatal pregnancy period. If hemoglobinopathy is suspected, then HPLC (high-performance liquid chromatography) can be done.

I hope your concern is solved.