Xin qi know about his son || The love you give me

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[Lady_Yhen]

After this scene he becomes super clingy and spoiling dad..

[HiddenHeadSpace]

He knew.. I love this show, it’s called the love you give me!❤

[evelynperez]

XIN QI FELT THAT SOMETHING BETWEEN HÍM AND QUANQUAN. DIRECT RELATIVES CAN'T DONATE BLOOD 😔😔😔😔. XIN QI TRICKED MIN HUI 😢😢😢😢

[tiffanyphoenix-zitz]

I had to google that because I had no idea a parent cannot donate blood to a child which could complicate possible transfusions in the future. The more you know...

[BiswasSumita]

Blood donation from close relatives could lead to Post-Transfusion Graft Versus Host Disease (PT-GVHD).

[Koala]

Bro i did my best to find the true information about this - A patient with O blood group can safely receive blood from a father who also has O blood group, even if the patient has complications, as long as the other factors like Rh factor are also compatible. This is because people with O blood group can only receive blood from other O blood group donors as they have antibodies against A and B antigens present in other blood types.
Universal donor:
People with O blood group are considered "universal donors" meaning they can donate blood to individuals with any other blood group, but can only receive blood from other O blood group individuals.

[Koala]

Complications and blood transfusion:
Even if the blood group(O) is compatible, complications can arise in certain situations like severe allergies or previous blood transfusions. Always consult a healthcare professional before any blood transfusion, especially if the patient has complications. Hope this will help 😊

[Koala]

Compatibility check:
Before any blood transfusion, a thorough compatibility check is always necessary to ensure the donor and recipient blood types are fully compatible, including the Rh factor.
😊

[lleepro]

Music too noisy can't hear what they say

[dorfima]

Wait so she can’t donate because she’s type A, but he can’t donate because he’s direct relative? What kind of a logic is that? Shouldn’t it be that she can’t donate because she too is a direct relative?