What blood type do you have?

Just as it says.
I got AB +Here's a list of how rare your blood type is:O + = 1 person in 3 = 38.4%
O - = 1 person in 15 = 7.7%
A + = 1 person in 3 = 32.3%
A - = 1 person in 16 = 6.5%
B + = 1 person in 12 = 9.4%
B - = 1 person in 67 = 1.7%
AB + = 1 person in 29 = 3.2%
AB - = 1 person in 167 = 0.7%

I know its an O but I cant remember which one

In england they need o-
I want to find out so I can donate if needed.

Those stats differ from country to country and from race to race.
Personally, I don't know my blood type, but most Filipinos have O or A blood type, so maybe from one of those.Also, why do you (OP) need to know these things?

Replying to #4

I just want to know users who have rare blood types and user who have not.

There's blood in my alcohol system.

lewis9191 · #3In england they need o-
I want to find out so I can donate if needed.

AFAIK all countries need o- because its the catchall type. Anyone can be given o- without consequences even if it doesn't match their blood type, making it extremely useful in emergencies when the patient's blood type is not known.

O- is the universal donor.
AB+ is the universal receiver.I'm O+ myself.

Loonylion · #7AFAIK all countries need o- because its the catchall type. Anyone can be given o- without consequences even if it doesn't match their blood type, making it extremely useful in emergencies when the patient's blood type is not known.

You're smart

Replying to #9

My aunt is a neonatal ICU nurse.

Isn't there Bombay as well?

All I know is that I'm O. Not sure if - or +

B-
...I think. All I know is it's B.YAY I'M RARE

O something.

Replying to #13

I don't think it's a good thing in this case :P

klaimore · #11Isn't there Bombay as well?

umm what? Bombay is a city in india.

Replying to #15

LolIs your blood type on your birth cert ?

Replying to #16

No, you have to get your blood typed later in life. At least that's how it is in the US.

i believe i am O+, thats the most common one right? because i remember i am the most common one

Loonylion · #15umm what? Bombay is a city in india.

Yeah, they blood type was discovered there.
http://www.brighthub.com/science/genetics/articles/34637.aspx

It's less of a blood type, and more of a mutation that isn't prominent enough for it to actually be known elsewhere.I have to wonder about that though, as not once does it mention the Rh factor, which is another key factor in determining blood group.