Donating blood at a blood collection vehicle will you be infected with any diseases

It's safe, I've given it 6 times, it's okay.

In order to ensure the health of blood donors, the "Blood Donor Health Examination Standards" II and the Physical Examination Standards for Blood Donors stipulate that blood donors must undergo the following physical examinations:

1. Check age: The age suitable for blood donation is 18-55 years old.

2. Weight: not less than 50 kg for men and 45 kg for women.

3. Blood pressure: 90 systolic blood pressure<140mmHg, 60 diastolic blood pressure<90mmHg.

4. Pulse: 60-100 beats per minute, 50-100 beats per minute for athletes with high endurance.

5. Normal body temperature.

6. Normal development, medium nutrition or above.

7. No yellow staining, no wound infection, no large-scale disease, no obvious swelling of superficial lymph nodes.

8. There is no serious disease in the facial features, no xanthochromia in the sclera, and no thyroid gland is not enlarged.

9. No serious disability in the limbs, no redness, swelling and dysfunction of the joints.

10. Normal chest, heart and lungs.

11. Abdomen: normal, no mass, no tenderness, no liver and spleen enlargement.

1) Hemoglobin test; 2) blood group testing; 3) Liver function test: aminotransferase; 4) Blood infectious disease examination: At present, most of the hepatitis B virus surface antigen is tested, and some are also tested for Treponema pallidum.

After donation: blood type, alanine aminotransferase, hepatitis B virus surface antigen, hepatitis C virus antibody, treponema pallidum antibody, HIV antibody and B.

1.The doctor will ask you if you have your ID with you? What time did you go to bed last night? Have you had breakfast or lunch? Did you eat anything? If everything is fine, you will be given a Health Consultation Form and Blood Donation Registration Form, which you will complete and proceed to the second step:

2.Measure blood pressure and weight, if you have measured your weight before, you can not weigh yourself, blood pressure will definitely be measured. If you are qualified, proceed to the third step:

3.Initial screening tests. Take 1 2 drops of finger blood for preliminary screening tests for hemoglobin, blood type, HBSAG, ALT and other items.

Just wait for a while, and you can donate blood if you pass. Relatives who don't know their blood type can now know their blood type. While waiting for your blood donation, the doctor will tell you to drink some boiled water, and the volunteers will pour you water to drink, or if you want to eat cookies.

There are also magazines to help you spend your time.

4.Blood. 5-10 minutes is fine, you can choose your left or right hand for yourself. After donating blood, you will be given a gift and a blood donation card. Your doctor will advise you to take a break before leaving the cart.

Measure your blood pressure and fill in a detailed question about your recent physical condition.

The blood donation vehicle does not test for HIV and can only be detected the day after the blood is collected.

The initial test items before blood donation are: blood type, hemoglobin, aminotransferases, hepatitis B, and there is no AIDS in the initial test.

Blood can be donated after passing the initial examination.

Blood collected is also tested: blood type, hemoglobin, aminotransferases, hepatitis B, hepatitis C, AIDS, syphilis.

The vast majority of blood is fine, and the results are available the next day. The blood in question also gives results quickly.

If there are HIV antibodies in the blood, it is important to detect them when donating blood.

And inform the local CDC, and also notify the blood donor himself.

Because the Aiwei reagent used to detect HIV when donating blood is very sensitive, it is very likely to be misjudged, and the CDC will let people suspected of being infected with HIV go to the CDC for free testing to confirm the diagnosis of Tmall.

Some people participate in unpaid blood donation but are rejected because they do not meet the physical examination standards for blood donation, which causes the person concerned to worry and anxiety, but in fact, being rejected for blood donation does not mean that they are unhealthy.

1) Physical examination: In addition to important solid organ lesions, cancer, blood-borne infectious diseases and some chronic diseases, blood donation is not allowed for life, many cases are temporarily unable to donate blood (such as some surgeries, typhoid fever, dysentery, colds, pneumonia, etc.), usually after a period of recovery, you can donate blood normally.

2) Laboratory tests: transaminases are higher than normal values, which are a common reason for rejection of blood donation.

However, aminotransferases are an indicator of change, and fatigue, fatigue, and medication can lead to elevated aminotransferases.

After rest or stopping taking the medication, some people can return to normal aminotransferase levels.

3) For the examination of other transfusion infectious diseases, the results of the hospital test are inconsistent with the test results of the blood station, mainly because in order to ensure the health of the blood recipient, the blood test standards implemented by the blood bank are stricter than the hospital disease diagnosis standards.

Therefore, the test results of the blood bank are not used as the basis for disease diagnosis, and the disease diagnosis should be subject to the test of the hospital.

If you fail to pass the physical examination of blood donation, you don't have to worry too much, you can take the time to go to the hospital for a detailed examination to relieve your doubts.