Blood Typing Has Changed The World

Blood typing has changed the world in a good way. Thanks to blood typing, people can now know what their blood type is, whether it is A, B, AB, or O. With blood typing, blood transfusion is safer because it makes sure that the blood of the individual who requires transfusion and the blood type that is being transfused, is capable together. If blood typing didn't exist and blood were to be transfused to another person, it could cause problems within the individual if the two blood types were not capable together. Blood typing also helped with organ transplants. Having compatible blood types is important for this event. If someone gets an organ with an incompatible blood type, his/her body will destroy the organ. When it comes to pregnant women, blood typing is really crucial. It will determine if the mother needs an injection of Rh immune globulin during pregnancy and after delivery because, if the baby's blood type is different from the mother's, then the mother's body will develop antibodies to attack the baby's Rh antigen.
By knowing what disease an individual is prone to, doctors can work to decrease to ch ances or getting that disease. Overall, blood typing does not have an impact on culture. Specifically speaking though, the discovery blood typing and blood types does have an impact on Japanese culture. In Japan, some people believe that a person's personality is based on their blood type. Blood typing and blood types have change the world a lot. From the increased safety/health(includes life expectancy) to