Rhnull Blood Group Novels & Stories

Professor Miller kept urging, the patient's blood pressure was dropping and the situation was getting worse, "Hurry up, we don't have time, the patient won't take it anymore!" “AB RH-, where can I find that rare blood type now? The director has a history of liver problems, so he can't donate blood, and we don't have time to find someone with matching blood samples." The head nurse at the surgical team spoke up. “Do we let the patient die like that?” Professor Miller was angry, he growled. “In our hospital, there is a nurse named Edga, she has blood type AB RH-; We can ask her for a quick donation!” Dr. Brown spoke, and the entire surgical team turned their eyes to him.

“It's a strange toxin we've never seen before. It's very dangerous and spreading fast and if a blood transfusion is not performed quickly, I'm afraid the consequences could be disastrous, but your blood type is not common either, so it would be a bit difficult to get donors.” Her mother sank heavily on the chair while wiping the perspiration off her brow. Hadassah just stared wide-eyed and open-mouthed at the doctor, trying to process what she was saying. She knew her blood type was rare. It was the Rh-null blood. She had always been careful not to do anything that would put her in a situation where she would have to need a blood transfusion but now she not only needed a blood transfusion, s

" My eyes widened in shock. Jace's life was hanging by a thread—and what startled me even more was learning just how rare his blood type was. "Are you a relative? What's your blood type? Does anyone else in your family share his blood type?" the doctor asked. I swallowed hard, my parents' warning echoing in my head. 'Kiki, promise us you'll never let yourself get hurt. Never bleed if you can help it. And most importantly, don't ever tell anyone your blood type.' I have the same blood type—RhD negative, Rhnull. It's the rarest blood type in the world—less than fifty people have it. My parents had drilled it into me for years—if I ever lost blood, there might not be any available to save me.

"Please! We can't wait anymore, we demand to see Vladimir!!" "Ma'am, neither you nor your sister's blood test is a correct match for your brother. We can not allow you to see him as of yet." The doctor's expression embittered as he shuffles through the papers on his clipboard. "We've discovered he's a rare blood type." "He's lost a great amount of blood!" One other doctor rushes out in front of us. "Whoever else is related to him, must get tested for the transfusion! RHnull type blood is rare and we don't have it in the blood bank!"

"Alright, then tell me, what is his blood type?" "Rh-null or Golden Blood. Gama was surprised to hear that Sierra needed Rh-null blood type, also known as Golden Blood. "Rh-null blood type? Golden Blood?" said Gama in a surprised tone. "I've never heard of it." The doctor nodded thoughtfully. "Yes, this blood type is rare and hard to come by. Usually, this blood type is found in the patient's parents. But, since the situation is urgent, we must look for it immediately."

My hands trembled with excitement, "I can, doctor! I can have the money for the operation! I can!" When the doctor saw how excited I was, he showed a complicated expression. He seemed very reluctant to be a buzz-killer, but out of professional integrity, the doctor spoke anyway. "Crystal, I have to tell you other bad news. Your blood type is the rare Rhnull blood type, which is extremely rare, with no more than 50 people worldwide having this blood type." "I've only heard of ABO blood type. What is Rhnull blood type?"

"Never heard of it." "It's the rarest blood type in the world, otherwise known as RH-null. You happen to have RH-null as well as AB negative blood, which are the two rarest blood types documented anywhere. Rh-Null can be found in roughly fifty people all over the world; your mix is even rarer."

The man took it and examined whatever written on the papers. "So they all have O positive blood?" I'd heard that people with O blood had become so rare and expensive. For some reason I didn't know, the high-class vampires preferred the taste of it. "Yes, sir." The guard nodded "But one of them is special." "Who?" the man asked. "That girl, sir," the guard pointed at me. The man looked up from the clipboard. My body shivered under his gaze. "What's her blood type?" "Hers is Rh negative, sir," the guard responded. "The rarest of her kind."

Her body was full of infusion tubes as she lay there in undetermined condition. Adeena’s heart could not help but tighten. She softly asked, “Mrs. Harris, what blood type does Grapie have?” Adeline drank some water, and her voice finally sounded better. “It’s a negative Rh blood type. It’s difficult to find worldwide, and unless we find Grapie’s parents, we can’t help her.” There was a glint in Adeena’s black eyes. She dared not give Adeline false hope. As such, she kept quiet and just walked toward the doctor’s office.

a creature of glass and stone who had signed my divorce papers without a second thought. "Well, you’ve got a rare blood type, Rose," Brenda said, turning to her tablet. "I was looking at your initial lab results. O-Negative with a specific enzyme variant. We don't see that often in the local population. I actually had a system flag when I entered your data." The air in the room suddenly felt very thin. I sat up, clutching my shirt closed. "A flag?"