India can only achieve WHO’s goal of 100% self-sufficiency by more voluntary blood donations. Any healthy individual can donate blood to contribute to this cause. However, there are several rules for blood donation that one should follow in advance.
Keep reading to learn about them.
Here are the different criteria for donating blood that individuals should follow -
The age limit for blood donation ranges between 18 and 60 years.
Your minimum weight for donating blood must be 45 kg.
Several requirements for blood donation can cause a temporary or permanent deferral.
There are always some minor things that you must not overlook before donating blood. Below are those things to consider:
Rules while donating blood may vary from gender to gender and country to country. However, the above-mentioned points are more or less generic. So, now you can also be eligible to donate blood if you consider those criteria.
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