FAQ’s - Magdi Hospital Blood Bank

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Frequently Asked Questions

Their weight is not less than 50 kilograms.
Hemoglobin levels in the blood, for men, are between 13 and 18, and for women, between 12 and 18.
The heart rate is between 60 and 100 beats per minute.
Blood pressure is between 90/60 and 180/100.

The donor is received and informed about the benefits of blood donation.
The donor fills out a questionnaire confirming their willingness to donate blood.
It is also ensured that the donor meets the following conditions:

The blood donation process takes only 15 minutes.
After confirming the safety of the donor's blood, they are transferred to the distribution department in all branches of the national blood transportation services.
A certified report of the blood test results is handed to the donor within 15 days after donation.

Renewal of blood by increasing the activity of bone marrow to produce new blood cells.
Enhancement of the circulatory system's activity.
Reduced iron levels in the blood, as high iron levels are considered a cause of heart disease and artery blockage.
Reduced chances of heart attacks.
Reduced chances of developing various types of cancer.
Preservation of liver health.
Reduction of oxidative factors and inflammation triggers that contribute to the failure of vital organs in the body.
Mandatory free biological tests are conducted on the donor's blood to ensure they are not infected with any serious bloodborne diseases, such as HIV and hepatitis B and C viruses.

If the donor is under 18 years of age.
People with infectious diseases such as (HIV, hepatitis
B and C infections, malaria, syphilis).
People with hereditary blood diseases.
People suffering from severe anemia.
People with chronic conditions like diabetes, high
blood pressure, and cancer.
People with tattoos.

Blood donation during the time of COVID-19 is safe and
does not pose any risks, as long as safety precautions and specific recommendations are followed, such as
maintaining the specified safe distance of one and a half meters, maintaining the hygiene of medical equipment
and the medical team.
Any healthy individual can donate blood, primarily
those who do not exhibit any symptoms of illness.
Individuals experiencing symptoms such as sore throat,
fever, or cough should refrain from donating blood at this time. Also, individuals who have been in contact with
people exposed to COVID-19 should not donate blood.

To donate blood again, the donor must wait for 3 months, and female donors must wait for 4 months to ensure their safety.

After donation, blood is separated into several important components, such as platelets, red blood cells, and plasma, and each component is given to specific individuals:

Platelets are given to individuals with clotting problems or cancer who will undergo organ transplantation or major surgeries.
Red blood cells are given to individuals with sickle cell anemia or those who have experienced severe blood loss due to accidents and injuries.
Plasma is given in emergency situations to help stop bleeding.