After donating blood, the body works to replenish the blood loss. This stimulates the production of new blood cells and in turn, helps in maintaining good health.
| Compatible Blood Type Donors | ||
|---|---|---|
| Blood Type | Donate Blood To | Receive Blood From |
| A+ | A+ AB+ | A+ A- O+ O- |
| O+ | O+ A+ B+ AB+ | O+ O- |
| B+ | B+ AB+ | B+ B- O+ O- |
| AB+ | AB+ | Everyone |
| A- | A+ A- AB+ AB- | A- O- |
| O- | Everyone | O- |
| B- | B+ B- AB+ AB- | B- O- |
| AB- | AB+ AB- | AB- A- B- O- |
The human body contains five liters of blood, which is made of several useful components i.e. Whole blood, Platelet, and Plasma.
Each type of component has several medical uses and can be used for different medical treatments. your blood donation determines the best donation for you to make.
For plasma and platelet donation you must have donated whole blood in past two years.
Blood Collected straight from the donor after its donation usually separated into red blood cells, platelets, and plasma.
You need to be 18-65 years old, weigh 45kg or more and be fit and healthy.
Stomach disease, kidney disease, childbirth, operations, blood loss, trauma, cancer, blood diseases, haemophilia, anemia, heart disease.
Red cells can be stored for 42 days.
15 minutes to donate.
Every 12 weeks
