A. Donating blood initially feels like a little pinch that lasts for a few seconds. Rarely do people have a reaction when donating blood. And when they do, it is minor. To ensure a good experience, drink plenty of fluids and eat regularly. A. Blood donations are used to treat patients with cancer, those undergoing surgery, and victims of trauma and accidents.
Blood products help prevent viral and infectious diseases and are used in the treatment of shock.
Blood helps people with bleeding problems, such as leukemia patients, and cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy. The needs of patients vary greatly depending upon their condition and the surgical procedure being performed. We've got the answers. Please visit our FAQ section.