When And How to Give Blood?

1. Donating blood is a noble act. But while donating blood we do some mistakes without our knowledge. As a result complications arise. Let's take some ideas about this.
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1. What are the conditions for a person to donate blood?

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1. is at least 17 years of age.

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1. weigh at least 130 pounds male, 120 pounds female.

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1. healthy body infection free, not having anemia, not given recent vaccine, voluntary.

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1. height at least 5 feet 1 inch.
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1. Types of blood donors:

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1. Autologous own blood is for oneself. If a blood donor cannot be found. or have a history of having a blood reaction to others.

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1. Directed own blood to someone else.
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1. What kind of blood can be donated and after how many days blood can be donated

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1. whole blood (400 ml) every 56 days.

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1. platelets only every 7 days, but not more than 24 times a year.

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1. plasma only after 28 days, but not more than 13 times a year.

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1. RBC concentrates (double RBC) 120 days apart, no more than 3 times a year.
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1. Those who need blood

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1. Accidents and Road Traffic Injuries.

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1. During operation.

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1. Patients with hemophilia and other bleeding disorders.

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1. Thalassemia patients.

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1. Cancer patient.

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1. Bone marrow transplantation time.

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1. Neonatal Jaundice and others.
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1. Advantages and benefits of blood donation

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1. regular free health check up.

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1. keep the heart functioning well.

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1. Reduces iron load from the body, which prevents heart attacks.

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1. sisters keep the marrow system active and active.

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1. people is worth more than thousands of crores of rupees

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1. social bonds are strengthened.