Why should we donate blood

 2. Blood donation is a process by which a blood donor voluntarily has blood drawn for storage in a blood bank, generally for subsequent use in a blood transfusion during emergency cases.
 3. Blood transfusions save lives. There's no substitute for human blood. Every three seconds, someone needs a blood transfusion. We can learn your blood type.
 4. Age: between 18 to 60 years. Body weight: 45 kg and above. Pulse rate: regular H emoglobin content as minimum 12.5 gm%. The person should not be suffering from any of the following diseases or taking medicines for them. Hepatitis B, C . AIDS Diabetes Fits/ Convulsions. Cancer Leprosy or any other infectious diseases.
 5. Any allergies (Only if you are suffering from severe symptoms) Hemophilia Kidney disease Heart disease Small Pox Vaccination (within the last 3weeks) Drastic weight loss (recently) Hemoglobin deficiency / Anemia (recently) Hormonal disorders Any other type of Jaundice (within 5 years)
 6. Tuberculosis (within 2 years) Chicken Pox (within 1 year) Malaria (within 1 year) Organ Transplant (within one year) Blood Transfusion (within the last 6 months) Pregnancy (within the last 6 months) Blood Donation (within the last 3 months) Major Surgery (within the last 3 months)
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 8. Please have a good meal at least 3 hours before donating blood. Please accept the snacks offered to you after the donation, it is vital you have them. You are recommended to have a good meal later. Please avoid smoking on the day before donating. You will not be eligible to donate blood if you have consumed alcohol 48 hours before donation. How frequently you can donate Blood? Males - Every 3 Months, Females - Every 4 Months
 9. Not really. A small percentage of first time donors may psychologically feel a little dizzy but only for a few minutes. The donor's blood gets replenished within 24 - 48 hours. In fact there are many people who have donated more than 100 times in their life time.
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