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Marissa Hoffman, a first-time blood donor from Rochester Hills, was excited to donate blood, inspired by a friend's regular donations. Shortly after her donation, she received a letter from the Red Cross indicating an abnormality detected in her blood that prompted further investigation. While her initial donation was a positive experience, the unexpected follow-up raised concerns about the health implications of her blood screening results. Dr. Frank Georg is set to explain the significance of the findings and the next steps in assessing the situation. The story highlights the impact of blood donation, not only on recipients but also on donors.

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Can you store blood at home?

You cannot store your own blood for private use either at home or at a facility, but you can store umbilical cord blood for family use at a private blood bank. The process is a costly one, but it does have its benefits.

Can I save my own blood for future use?

Autologous donations are blood donations that individuals give for their own use for example, before a surgery. Autologous donations require a Red Cross Special Collections Order form signed by your physician which serves as a prescription for this service.

How long can you save your blood?

Red cells are stored in refrigerators at 6C for up to 42 days. Platelets are stored at room temperature in agitators for up to five days. Plasma and cryo are frozen and stored in freezers for up to one year.

How do I get permission to organize blood donation camp?

Blood banks take a prior permission from the state blood transfusion council (SBTC) before setting up the camp. A worker related to the blood bank visits the venue to inspect its suitability for the camp. A checklist may be provided to the organizer, the number of donations required is discussed with the organizers.

Can I save my blood for future?

Autologous blood banking, or storing your own blood for future need, is the best way to guard against receiving tainted blood or experiencing adverse reactions to incompatible donated blood during a medical procedure. New York physician Joseph Feldschuh, MD, learned this the hard way more than 40 years ago.

Why cant family members donate blood to each other?

Family blood donation is generally discouraged as they are often first time or infrequent donors and do not have a safety history established. Additionally, mothers may have antibodies that react against RBC, leukocyte, platelet, or HLA antigens expressed on neonatal cells.

Can I preserve my blood?

The disodium calcium complex may be used for the preservation of whole blood. It is completely atoxic. Ethyl alcohol-saline-sugar solutions preserve erythrocytes for at least 150 days; they are excellent preservatives for the agglutinogens. Whole blood preserved with glycerin-raffinose-glucose may be frozen at 20 C.

What disqualifies you from donating platelets?

What Conditions Would Make You Ineligible to Be a Donor? You will not be eligible to donate blood or platelets if you: Have tested positive for hepatitis B or hepatitis C, lived with or had sexual contact in the past 12 months with anyone who has hepatitis B or symptomatic hepatitis C.

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