What is the minimum haemoglobin level required to donate blood?

    Short Answer

    Your haemoglobin must be at least 12.5 g/dL.


    Government of India Guidelines

    Minimum haemoglobin:

    12.5 g/dL or higher

    People with thalassemia trait may still donate if their haemoglobin is acceptable.


    Detailed Explanation

    Haemoglobin carries oxygen throughout your body.

    If your haemoglobin is too low, donating blood may affect your health.

    That's why every donor is tested before donation.


    Important Reminder

    Low haemoglobin usually means you should wait, improve your health, and donate later.


    ❤️ Take care of your health today so you can save someone else's life tomorrow.

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