Why are my weight, blood pressure, and haemoglobin checked?

    Short Answer

    These checks confirm that you are healthy enough to donate safely and that your body can comfortably tolerate the donation.

    Detailed Explanation

    Before every donation, basic health measurements are taken:

    • Weight ensures it is safe to collect the standard blood volume.
    • Blood Pressure and Pulse confirm your cardiovascular system is stable.
    • Haemoglobin ensures you have enough red blood cells and are not anaemic.
    • Temperature may also be checked to rule out fever or infection.

    These simple tests protect both your health and the quality of donated blood.

    Key Points

    • Confirms donor safety.
    • Detects possible anaemia.
    • Ensures stable blood pressure and pulse.
    • Prevents complications during donation.
    • Required before every donation.

    ❤️ These quick health checks are your body's way of saying, "I'm ready to help."

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