Do People with Certain Blood Types Have Worse Covid-19 Symptoms? 

I was diagnosed with Covid two days ago. My blood type is O-. I have no spleen and have other health issues. My symptoms are fatigue, muscle pain, congestion, loss of taste & smell but no fever. Wish me luck!

I have type O, 58 with type 1 diabetes, and have not caught the virus Thank You, Jesus.

Me and my husband had covid...he came down with it first. Before his diagnosis our o- daughter came to visit. She sat in a small room with both us for almost an hour. She never came down with it. I was so sick I was hospitalized but recovered. I am A+.

My blood type is O neg that I never have Covid-19 in 2 years,because I always trust Jesus Christ in my faithful heart in Joshua 1:9 saying, “Our Father said I am your Lord that you don’t be fear of bad things (war,famine,disaster and Coronavirus), I do always be with you in every day!”

O negative, anyone?

I'm O+ haven't had covid and no one in my family ever had it either, my daughter is 7 and has been battling cancer since age 5 and she is also O+ and hasn't gotten sick with covid either, praying it stays that way. Praying for all those who have lost or have been affected by covid 🙏🙏🙏

I’m 58, B+, I worked in a hospital taking care of COVID patients for 5 months and never caught COVID and not one symptom.

I am O- and had a severe bout with COVID-19 in March 2020. I was hospitalized for five days with pneumonia in the left lung. I have four autoimmune conditions and am type 2 diabetic. I recovered but have COPD because of scarring of the lungs. I have long covid. But I haven’t caught it again. Just feel blessed to have recovered

From every perspective, this virus is yet to be fully understood. May God have mercy on mankind.

Type O anybody?

My mom, sister and I are all O, though my Dad is A and was the only one out of the four of us that caught covid. Good thing is that he fully recovered from it.

I am age 45 and had Covid in Dec/January. Blood type A. I had headaches, chills without fever, fatigue, dizziness, lost taste and smell for about 10 days, difficulty breathing (like a bad case of bronchitis) and then a fever for one day the second week and then a few more weeks of headache and fatigue. It will be interesting to see in the long run if blood types affect one's experience of Covid. I am relieved to see a non-biased video.

I totally agree with these findings. I’m type A & brought the virus into the house. I had it really bad. My husband is type O and after 10 days exposed he came down with a mild cough but that’s about it.

Type O- here and I have yet to catch the virus (thank god) I live in Texas too which is a Hotspot. I haven't been sick in over 30 years I hope it stays that way 🙂

RH negatives & especially O negatives need to unite & demand protection from pharma complication unknowns.

My blood type is B+, I’ve worked full time in an emergency room during the entire pandemic with direct contact with Covid positive patients and I have never contracted Covid. I’ve had several antibody tests and I’m also fully vaccinated.

One of the sources I trust to put the most effort into honesty and keeping their own personal bias out of the way. Thank you for what you do.

I'm O- and have yet to get it.....but I never get sick thank God

This is strange.. I’m type A+ and didn’t catch the flu until I was 36 years old.. never got sick as a kid, still don’t at 42

I had covid in March this year. Was tired, aches, my lungs were bad. Hard to breath, hard to move. Terrible feelings in my lungs. It lasted about 3 weeks.

Im type A..but thanks God..🙏im 57 and still healthy..Glory to God..and prayers to our fellowmen that infected to this virus..

I’m A+. Regardless of blood type, since the spring I’ve been making sure I don’t miss my vitamins and making sure I regularly exercise in addition to the traditional advice.

Me, my mom, and brother are all O+ and throughout all of this none of us have expressed any symptoms or tested positive and none of us are vaccinated; my dad on the other hand is A+, has tested positive, had strong symptoms, and he is vaccinated. This isn't absolute conclusive evidence on blood type significantly affecting outcome but it does follow the trend of the data the current research suggesting a notable difference in blood type contributing to susceptibility, with type O is more resistant while type A is more susceptible. It should also be noted that while at work (cashier as gas station and now working with environmental health and safety) I was considered fully exempt from all mask mandates due to it triggering my epilepsy; at Delta Airlines in the hangers and engine shop, my dad is required to wear masks at all times and get routine checks every time he goes in for work. This further follows the trend as I would be interacting with hundreds of people a day with minimal preventative measures, due to affecting my condition, and never was affected while my dad was interacting with at most a few dozen people with numerous preventative measures and still got it.

I'm blood type O+ I worked closely inside a brick building with someone that had covid for 2 days. Thank God I tested negative after.

My husband is A+ i am A- and my son is A+. The three of us are rarely sick. Non have ever been hospitalized for anything. I pray it stays that way.

I’m O type but I had breast cancer 4 years ago n it really weakened me ... I had a moderate Covid last fall ... Low grade fever, body aches, sinus pain, loss of taste n smell ... It took a week to break fever n 2 weeks after to recover ... It was the first time that I was this sick since I was 34 n I’m 61 now ... I’m glad I’m still here❤️

Such an interesting video! Everyone in my household is type O, though my husband and 11 year old son are O+ while I am O-. We all had COVID last year around this time, end of January, early February 2021. My husband brought it home from work, and was very sick, hospitalized with double pneumonia and heart complications. I’d say my son and I developed symptoms about a week later, though his only symptom was a high fever and he felt totally fine. I was sick, thought about going to the ER, but my O2 sats and temperature didn’t get to points where I felt it was necessary. I must note that I also have Cystic Fibrosis, which presents with mostly lung complications for me. I was surprised that I did not need hospitalization and was able to fully recover without medical assistance. I send love and healthy energy to everyone out there!!!

I'm o+, I never exposed yet for any kind of disease and even I don't like to take pain killers. Thanks to God.

my story is also same . I am O- 47 , not yet sick ..Thank god !!

I’m type O and I can agree with this.

AB+ here, 2 positive antibody tests 6 months apart in 2020. Never had a single symptom. Then again, I take care of myself by exercising and eating right.

Im O+, I've been in contact with several relatives with COVID-19. I never got it. I also exercise 3-5x a week, take vitamin D3,C,E,A,Omegas,Grapeseed extract, raw apple cider vinegar daily, Probiotics, and get injected with B vitamins 2x a week. I also drink plenty water and eat 95% whole foods. I go into the public daily due to my job and have so this entire covid, and I have been fine. I never touch my face and am always cleaning my hands. Plus, at night...I sip on ginger turmeric tea🙂❤

I’m O- haven’t gotten Covid -19 yet , I’m also 64

Im A+ been exposed to covid a few times, have never picked it up thank God, but never let my guard down.

I’m O+ I had it recently and I only had back pain and a headache. My back pain last for 2 days and my headache was mild and last 1 day in a half! I was able to taste and smell! I didn’t get any fevers. My COVID was gone within a week!

The doctor was correct absolutely! I am O+. I was at jury duty this week. A gal on the jury told me she was one of 30 at a halloween party, two came from NY and brought it to the rest--except for her. I asked if she is O+. The answer was yes! I also am a person of faith. None of my 10 siblings nor I have gotten it.

Excellent video! We are both in our 80's and are all about healthy aging. Getting older does have to mean getting sicker. We still strive for a strong body, calm mind, & positive outlook. The content you present is very helpful.

I'm O rh Positive, and last year I was exposed directly to COVID at work, but I have had absolutely no symptoms at all.

It’s really scary when you realize how little doctors know about illness in general. Because they have such a small understanding of what illness is, they take statistics.

I’m O negative and my COVID case was very mild. Lasted 2 days, like a regular cold

I am A+ and did got Covid even ir I took lots of care and never leave home unless I need groceries. I only had a sore throat, lots of thirst and lost smell for a week. I didn't have fever, no breathing problems, I never coughed, no weakness and no headaches. I recovered my sense of smell fully in a week. I feel perfect now.

I am a 62 yr old nurse with type ab+. I had covid in November and was very ill with fever,nausea, weakness,and chest congestion. My nephew is type o_ and he was asymptomatic. Interesting.

I’m O- and I’ve been around a lot of people that have had Covid (they didn’t know at the time) and I have 2 kids that have been in school and summer camp since all of this started. Thank the good Lord I still haven’t gotten it (that I know of).

I'm A+ and I just recently got over Covid. I had the following: fever for around 24 hours, awful headaches, nausea with loss of appetite, sinus and nasal congestion, fatigue, awful body aches and chills. I never lost taste or smell and I never had any trouble breathing. My whole house got it, and everyone had different symptoms. My kids handled it better than any of us did with only a couple of symptoms.

I’m a 71 year old O-woman who had COVID around Christmas. Some fever, massive muscle aches and pains then sinus problems, bloody nose, trouble walking from weakness and vomiting. No lung problems though oxygen levels went down. No problems with smell, taste or lungs.

Im also type o negative ive been blessed with not getting sick.. thank you jesus..i hardly ever get sick

I’m type O- and I’ve been safe from covid19 thus far, despite direct exposure to a number of people who have developed symptoms shortly afterwards.

I find this subject facinating, my husband is 0+ he for covid a few months back and although we were careful as I am on autoimmune suppressants I was dreading catching it, however I didn’t, he just had a bit of a runny nose, I am O rhesus negative and didn’t get it. My daughter is also O rhesus negative and her 6 year old came down with covid, the day before she was diagnosed she slept in my daughters bed as she felt unwell, they were face to face sleeping, although my daughter never caught it, so strange, I believe there’s definately something in this theory

Tested negative four times for covid-19 thank you Jesus

It looked like O blood was consistently the lowest percentage in all the studies they showed!! Yeah for me!!

I am an A negative with the RH Factor. I know it is very rare. Always thought I was a Alien 👽

Type A+, 53 years old, tested positive last November and completely asymptomatic 🤷🏻‍♂️

I’m type A+ and I’ve been great this entire pandemic. I even teleworking since late March. Will continue too since my son is high risk. Praying to God we all stay safe and our families stay covid free! 🙏🏾🙏🏾🤍

I'm O negative , which means I can give my blood type to all who needs blood, But I can only have O Negative blood transfusions.

I’m O- I had Covid in July 2020. Very minor symptoms. Sinus pressure was the worst part. Lost taste and smell for 3 days

My cousin had O-, he “recovered” from pneumonia-left the ICU to the regular wing with dr. projecting that he’d b discharged 2 days later; he passed away on day 2.5 (after recovering from pneumonia) due to major blood loss(transfusion done, but it was too late). The dr and nurse could not explain the random blood loss; they said he died from COVID.

I'm o+, and my doctor told me that it's one of the oldest blood types on Earth, and produces stronger individuals.

Our daughter and son in law both tested positive for COVID and are both blood type O. Our daughter not only tested positive with COVID but also with the flu at the same time. Son in law lost both sense of smell and taste. Our daughter lost her sense of smell. Both only had mild symptoms of a cold.

O+ here had COVID a month ago and it was bad. Coughed up blood from COVID pneumonia, fever, body aches, vertigo, and non stop coughing. All better now. 37 percent of people are O blood type.

I totally agree with this. I had COVID-19 real bad for 3 weeks and I'm type A- but my wife and daughter who are both type O, neither one of them got it.

I'm rh negative, and a stage 4 larynx cancer survivor. I've actually been around people that ended up having covid a few months back and I was extremely lucky to have not gotten it. This has just been my experience I'm o negative.

Having RH Negative blood type can be frustrating so little is known about this type of blood medically

If I remember correctly. the” theory “ is that blood type O is the oldest and has been around the longest and therefore has more immunity acquired through its longer history) type B is next then A and then AB.. the later blood types having been around less time would have less acquainted immunity. There’s an interesting book put out years ago called “Eat Right for your Blood type) that discusses this

I'm type AB-and I've had covid twice. First time I got it was March 2020. My symptoms were sore throat headaches and coughing for about 2and a half months. The second time was March 2021and the symptoms were chills and sweats fatigue but no fever. I slept for two days and on the third day I was back to normal. I was tested and never was hospitalized. I considered it to be mild. Hope this helps anyone with AB- BLOOD.

We had c19. I'm O+: extreme chills/sweats one night (ok I'm a baby), otherwise mild cold symptoms for 3 days. Wife A+: 2+ weeks coughing, headaches, loss of smell/taste, fatigue.

As a Medical Technologist I appreciate @4:30 when you say there are many more antigens affecting blood type that have their own percentages of expression within each major blood group.

Also it’s more likely that Covid in people with blood type A, are less infectious to others in type O. Covid in type O on the other hand, are more infectious to people with type A. I’m a type A, and my husband is type O. I had all the symptoms from difficulty breathing, ammonia smell, loss sense of smell and taste, fatigue, pneumonia etc. And my husband was my close contact of course. And he had to get tested weekly and all his tests were negative thankfully.

Type A+. Just before I got COVID, I was bragging I hadn’t been sick in 7 years. Going vegan helped but not with COVID. High fever everyday for 14 days straight, night sweats, loss of appetite, fatigue/weakness, vomiting towards the end (likely from Tylenol everyday for fever). No breathing issues at all. Very weak for 2 weeks after fevers stopped. It was the worst illness I’ve ever had!

I remember hearing this as far back as March in a review of cases from China but it was considered anaecdotal at the time. Thank you for doing this one!!

I am B negative, never had COVID-19...knock on wood, tested negative twice for COVID antibodies, I take care of COVID patients in the ER, I wear an N95 with a surgical mask cover. Regardless of blood type we still have to be extra safe.

I’m B+ and so is my mom. I’ve never had any symptoms of covid so never tested. My mom is 75 years old tested positive for delta. Her only symptom was a severe headache and only felt bad for 4 days.

I'm not a gynecologist, but I will take a look anyway

"Was that doctor right?" vs "Was that Dr. Right?"... Two very different interpretations. Just found that amusing and wanted to share.

Im 0+ and my doc told me the same. She also said, that O+ ppl are less likely to get malaria, but have a higher risk for cholera.

I am Type A+: on June 2020 my girlfriend and my girlfriend's family all contracted Covid. I was with my gf the night she felt sick with headaches and a bit of fever - early next day she tested positive. I quarantined myself and later on tested negative three times. Up to this day I remain negative.

I just turned 71 and I'm O+. My wife had COVID and everyone in our Church had it except for myself and another.

Type O, RH Negative here. tested positive for the antigen, and never had any symptoms, at all.

I'm 0 negative did not get the virus yet practices all the covid ritual to stay negative and keep my family safe 🙏

I am type O and never contracted covid. I nursed my parents and hubby back to health from covid. I never got infected

Can we get an updated video on this? My mom, my daughter and I all three have O type blood, none of has gotten sick and have worked this entire time.

thank you for being available to us on RU-vid. if i was in a different financial situation, i would love to support on Patreon. keep up the great work!❤

I am A1+ and I can tell you I only experienced a bit of fatigue and none of the other symptoms.

Been waiting for more stats on blood type and susceptibility to Covid-19. Me, my husband, daughter, son and 2 granddaughters have O+ blood type. None of us were symptomatic from C-19, however, my granddaughter and daughter tested + for C-19 antibodies (is test reliable?) My Granddaughter had Covid toes and my daughter had a sore on her tongue in December but I do not really know if it was related. Wish more studies were done from the onset of the pandemic.

Im O+ and have had covid twice. First time I had the fever for a few days, body aches, head pressure, and loss of taste and smell for about a week. I've definitely been sicker with the flu when I was younger. The second time I only had some sneezing and a little bit of a cough for about a week and a half. I never had any difficulty breathing either time.. Naturally Immune and will never get the shot ✊

I am O- had covid 19 two weeks ago my only symptom was lost of smell and taste 2 days ago i just regained my taste and smell

I'm A+ and have had an awful time with symptoms for 2+ weeks.

I got covid a couple weeks ago. I'm blood type A+, and am vaccinated with J&J. My symptoms were fever, chills, fatigue, coughing, runny nose and sore throat. The fever and chills lasted about 3 or 4 days, while the coughing, runny nose and sore throat lasted almost 2 weeks.

I am O- and contracted COVID and was hospitalized with severe pneumonia in both lungs & temp of 103. I was a very sick girl for awhile. My testimony is this: I survived by the grace of God. I will always be gratefull to him.

I'm A- and very healthy. I haven't had the flu in 20 years and not even a head cold (which I'm prone to) in 10 years. Covid-19 test negative. Both my brother and his wife had Covid-19.

Aaron, you are ruining biased mainstream media. 👍👍👍👍 keep it up.

65years old B- blood type Began getting sick with COVID-19 ,pneumonia , A-Fib. July 25,2021 . Shortness of breath,Sick stomach, fever, diarrhea, hurt all over, very short of breath,couldn’t control my bladder, my mind got very foggy I forgot what simple things were called. I do remember having terrible nightmares. My skin turned gray , I was so weak by the time I went to the hospital my son had to lift me into the truck . After 2 trips to the same hospital with no diagnosis I went to another one and confirmed positive. September 20, still recovering. blood oxygen level is still low.Still short of breath.

I’m a middle age woman with A- blood type. I had no symptoms. I only knew I had COVID because two people in my home had all the symptoms tested and came back positive

I'm O negative & was told that the O class has a smaller chance and getting the virus but still practice good hygiene & social distancing.

Type O- here --- no vaccine yet, not planning on it either --- but I DO take vitamins c, e, d, zinc; and a good all purpose multi everyday ... I also take some colloidal silver (tastless, just like water) every other day -- so far, so good

I'm O-. I'm unvaccinated and wear a mask when I absolutely have to but only then. Had been around my brother and his wife when they were infected (they didn't know it yet) and never got sick 🤷

So glad I came across this video as I had this theory when talking to my other half when we were trying to work out why I hadnt caught it despite living with 2 x members of the household who had it at different times. Guess what blood type I am? 😬 why arent researchers testing those of us who havent caught it despite being closely exposed to it and should have got it!

I’m O+ and I had Covid but didn’t have any symptoms. Only reason I got tested is because we all had to at my job because someone else became positive

I’m RH B-. I got it back in July. I’ve had toothaches that made me feel worse. I still conducted my daily duties...cooking, cleaning, laundry, etc. All that said, I still was fatigued and didn’t shake it for almost the whole month of July.

I'm O+ & so is my son. I had very mild symptoms. My sense of taste & smell is still off.... nearly a year later.

It doesn't matter what type u are, I'm AB- and my son is AB + my other son is A+ and we are and have been just fine. Eat your Veggies, get your rest, take your Vitamin's. Simple as that. Make sure you add Zinc if you are low