🩸🩸🩸 Blood Donors Needed at many locations in Thailand.
If you do not know your blood type, please donate. Most people do not know their blood type.
Rh-Negative is EXTREMELY Rare in the Thai population. Relatively common in the Western population. It's up to us to help ourselves.
Massive number of Emergencies.
In Udon Thani a German Man was hit by a car and lost his leg. The Udon Thani Government Hospital blood bank has removed the Age Restrictions and the vCJD Restrictions "mad cow disease".
The National Blood Centre in Bangkok on Henri Dunant Rd has Welcomed Back Donors who lived in the UK 🇬🇧 France 🇫🇷 and Ireland 🇮🇪 during the mad cow disease time-frame from 1980 to 1996.
Donate at your nearest Red Cross. They can transfer blood.
- Under 60 if first-time donor in Thailand, 70 if previously donated
- No alcohol 24 hours prior
- Healthy low-fat meal at least 3 hours prior
- 48 hour wait on Aspirin. Aspirin is a blood thinner.
We need to donate here as we would in our home countries with special attention to Rh-Negative. If you are Rh-Negative, please donate every 90 days.
TLDR : Answer Summary
There is an urgent need for blood donors, especially those with Rh-Negative blood types, in many regions of Thailand. Most notably, Udon Thani and Pattaya are highlighted as key areas needing donations. Recent changes have removed certain restrictions on donors from the UK, France, and Ireland related to 'mad cow disease.' The National Blood Centre in Bangkok is welcoming back donors who lived in regions affected during the 1980-1996 period. Specific guidelines for donors include age limits, pre-donation preparations, and recommended local donation points such as Red Cross centers and hospitals.
