Multiple High Unit Rh-Negative Emergencies- including a child in a car accident, fighting for her Life
Please donate at any Thai Red Cross. Maps in Comments.
All Blood Types are needed and are used. Even if you do not know your blood type, please try... all donations will be used by someone anyway. Right now the A- and O- inventory is depleted.
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Calling on the kindness of blood donors. ALL Blood Types Needed and will Give the Gift of Life ๐๐๐๐. If you are Rh-Negative, please donate every 90 days. Rh-Negative is extremely Rare in the Thai population.
Donor Eligibility is pinned on the top of my Page. Primary qualifications include:
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Under 60 if first-time donor in Thailand. 70 is upper age
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No alcohol 24 hours prior
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Healthy low-fat meal at least three hours prior
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Tatoos are accepted, must be over 4 months old.
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Drink Plenty of water ๐ง
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Donors from the United Kingdom ๐ฌ๐ง, France ๐ซ๐ท and Ireland ๐ฎ๐ช who lived in the vCJD "mad cow disease" impacted regions from 1980-1996 are Welcomed Back at the National Blood Centre on Henri Dunant Rd in Bangkok and Regional Blood Centres (Phuket, Chiang Mai, Chonburi, Hua Hin, Phitsanulok, Khon Kaen, Nakhon Si Thammarat, Nakhon Ratchasima, Songkla). Maps in Comments.
No Appointment is necessary.
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Bring ID
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Fill out registration form and register
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Health Check. Blood pressure and hemoglobin level. Meet with doctor briefly.
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Donate blood (less than 7 minutes)
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Enjoy a snack and rest for a few minutes
Give the Gift of Life ๐๐๐ in one hour of your time.
TLDR : Answer Summary
There is a critical need for blood donations in Thailand, particularly for Rh-Negative blood types due to emergencies involving multiple patients, including children. All blood types are needed as inventory is low. Donors are encouraged to give blood at any Thai Red Cross location. Primary eligibility requirements include being under 60 years old, not having consumed alcohol 24 hours prior, and having a healthy meal before donating. Locations for donations in Bangkok and regional centers in Thailand are provided, with specific guidelines on registration and what to expect during the donation process.