How Many People Have Rh-null Blood Novels & Stories

Machines beeped erratically. "He’s crashing!" a doctor shouted as blood pressure numbers plummeted. Another slammed open a cooler, panic tightening his voice. "We’re out! That’s the last unit! He’s still bleeding internally..." Marcus grabbed the doctor by the collar. "What do you mean by out? Get more!" The doctor’s hands shook nervously. "We can’t! He has Rh- null, it's golden blood! We don’t have a single compatible donor in this facility!" Marcus's jaw clenched, his chest rising sharply as he watched the monitors dip lower and lower. A doctor slammed a hand on the table. "If we don’t transfuse within two minutes, his heart won’t have enough volume to circulate!"

On the other end of the line, George trembled and quickly asked, “Young Master, people with golden blood, Rh-null blood type? Why are you suddenly looking for them?” George could not figure it out. He knew that this was an ultra-rare blood type! Less than 100 people in the entire world were found to have this! Moreover, there were less than ten in the country! Philip said gravely, “Wynn just gave birth and has lost a lot of blood. This is her blood type and she needs it urgently.”

He returned to drawing on the tablet. Violet circles appeared again. Always the eyes first. Across the city, Damian stood inside a secure laboratory contracted quietly through Blackwood Industries’ legal division. A genetic specialist scrolled through anonymized transfusion compatibility reports obtained through lawful channels. Damian watched every movement closely. “Explain again,” he said. The specialist adjusted her glasses. “Rh-null blood is extraordinarily rare. Fewer than fifty documented carriers worldwide. Compatibility between unrelated individuals is statistically negligible.” “And between parent and child?” She met his gaze.

Yet, she wanted to vent her emotions, so she cried while explaining, "M-My three-year-old is sick. "The hospital can operate on her, but she has a very rare blood type—ametrine blood. The operation can't happen without extra ametrine blood in the hospital's reserves. So, this was the only stupid solution I could think of." As a master healer, Felix naturally knew about ametrine blood. Most average people had never heard of it. Their knowledge of blood types only extended to the Rh-negative blood type. However, there was also the Rh-null blood type, which was rarer than the Rh-negative blood type. It was said that the occurrence of the Rh-null blood type was one in six million people. Ametrin

“Are you family?” Karen shook her head. “No. But I know him and I have the same rare blood type Rh-null. I saw it on my medical ID when I passed out once. If he needs it” The nurse’s eyes widened. “You’re Rh-null? He’s losing a lot of blood. You could save his life.” Karen nodded, without hesitation. “Do whatever you need. I’m in.” And just like that, the girl who once spilled coffee on him was about to save his life with the rarest blood in the world.

I asked immediately. Nicky glared at me but I ignored him. "She lost lots of blood, Sir..." answered the Doctor. For some reason, his facial expression was anxious. "She needs blood transfusion asap" "Then do it!!" I shouted. "That's the problem, Sir. My wife's blood type is RH negative and there is no such type in our stock or in any blood bank in the world! Sir, that's the rarest blood type in the world." "What?! Rarest?! How rare is that and---"

Mandy took them, looked through them, slapped the table, and said, "Ken, what's the meaning of this? Do you think you've done nothing wrong when the blood bank of a big hospital like yours doesn't have enough blood?" "Mrs. Jameson, you realize that your daughter has an Rh-negative blood type, right?" Mandy froze. "So what?" "Rh-negative blood type is rare. We have every blood type in our blood bank, but our Rh-negative blood type reserves will never be enough. We've even requested more blood bags from the nearest hospital as per the procedure. It's our standard procedure and the fastest way. Our doctors and nurses handled it very well." "But Dolly's leg is crippled!"

"Your blood type doesn’t match hers." A pause. "Do you have any other family members available?" she asked hesitantly. "She has Rh-null blood. I know it’s the rarest in the world, but usually, this type is shared among family members. Her mother wasn’t a match, but perhaps her father is." I blinked. I didn’t know much about rare blood types. But her words made me frown in confusion. "How is that possible? You must’ve made a mistake." The nurse shook her head. "I tested it twice—your blood type doesn’t match hers."

“Mrs. Sy? Ethan is stable. We’ve brought the fever down, but we’re concerned about a specific inflammatory marker. We ran a full blood panel and a genetic screening to rule out a rare autoimmune condition.” I nodded, barely processing the words. “Is he okay?” “He’s resting. But, Mrs. Sy… I need to ask you about the family history.” The doctor frowned, looking at the tablet in his hand. “We noticed a very specific rare genetic marker—the RH-null phenotype variation, combined with a specific protein mutation. It’s often referred to as ‘Golden Blood’ or a variant of it. It’s incredibly rare. Less than fifty people in the world have this exact sequence.”

I angrily wiped the bitter tears before shrugging out of my coat and revealing my arm, “Draw mine and everyone’s in here. Please, save her.” I desperately begged as I tried to hand him my arm, but he apologetically shook his head before pursing his lips. “Your blood cannot save her. Instead, yours will just kill her. The patient has the rarest blood called the Rhnull blood. Unlike everyone’s blood, her’ blood has no antigens, and that only is the reason why we cannot use your blood. We have contacted the nearest hospitals to see if they have it in-store. Let’s all pray for the miracle.” He said nodding and taking off. Were we going to wait in here, just sitting while her life was slowly chip