Can poor blood donate blood? Can relatives with a blood donation certificate use blood for free?

What are the medical criteria for blood donors? (1) Age: 18-55 years old.

2) Weight: "Male" = 50 kg, "Female" = 45 kg. (3) Blood pressure 12 20 8 12 kPa (90 140 60 90 mm Hg), pulse pressure difference = 4 kPa ( = 30 mm Hg).

4) Pulse: 60 100 beats, athletes with high endurance = 50 beats. (5) Normal body temperature.

6)**No yellow staining, no wound infection, no large-scale **disease, no obvious swelling of superficial lymph nodes. (7) There is no serious disease in the facial features, no xanthochromia in the sclera, and no enlargement of the thyroid gland. (8) No serious disability of limbs, no serious functional impairment and no redness and swelling of joints.

9) Chest: normal cardiopulmonary (cardiac physiological murmur can be considered normal). 10) Abdomen:

The abdomen is flat and soft, there is no mass, no tenderness, and the liver and spleen are not enlarged. According to the regulations, anemia cannot be donated, on the one hand, it is not good for your health. On the other hand, it also reduces the quality of the blood.

No, no one who donates blood can have any diseases.

For your safety, don't don't donate! Because your anemia has shown that you don't have enough blood, and you will be dying!!

Anemia is only a symptom, and it is necessary to decide whether to donate blood or not according to the exact **. However, after the initial blood collection, the test results should show that your blood indicators are not qualified.

Depending on the situation, you can ask your doctor if it is feasible to donate blood to promote new blood generation and be good for your body.

Blood can be donated. What your brother Bao said.

Relatives with blood donation certificates can use blood free of charge, and the free blood recipients are the blood donors themselves, the donors' parents, children and spouses. Free blood standard: If the cumulative amount of unpaid blood donation is less than 800 ml, the blood donor himself can enjoy free treatment of medical blood for three times the amount of blood donated.

In many starving countries and regions, blood donors can enjoy blood treatment, including China. However, specific regulations and policies may vary by region and time, and it is recommended to consult your local health department or the Red Cross for details.

In China, blood donation is a voluntary act, and blood donors often do not receive a direct financial return. According to the provisions of the Blood Donation Law of the People's Republic of China, it is forbidden to pay any form of remuneration or compensation to blood donors. However, in some special cases, such as blood donation centers, small gifts or souvenirs may be offered as a thank you in order to encourage more people to participate in blood donation.

However, these gifts are not usually given in the form of cash, nor are they used as compensation or compensation for blood donors.