Short Answer
It depends on the cause of the liver disease.
Detailed Explanation
According to Government guidelines:
Permanent deferral applies to:
- Chronic liver disease.
- Liver failure.
- Hepatitis B.
- Hepatitis C.
- Hepatitis of unknown cause.
Temporary deferral applies after recovery from:
- Hepatitis A.
- Hepatitis E.
Some causes of jaundice, such as newborn jaundice or gallstones, may still allow donation after medical evaluation.
Key Points
- Chronic liver disease prevents donation.
- Hepatitis B and C permanently defer donation.
- Hepatitis A and E require temporary deferral.
- Always disclose previous liver disease.
❤️ Honest health information helps keep every blood transfusion safe for patients across India.
