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Keep going, do the needful for the needy.

This was a very good camp, keep going. Good luck.

We enjoy doing it

Keep up the good work. We enjoy providing blood to the needy. At least we serve the society in this way.

Do it all over India

Good experience. Conduct such type of activities all over India. It will save more lives.

First one to donate blood

Felt great as I was the first one again to donate blood in the camp which made me much happier. Always happy to donate blood. -- Sachin Jayaram

Ready to donate next time as well

The service is good and this 2nd time I am donating blood and it makes me feel good. I will be ready to give blood next time also if required.

Easy to donate blood

It is quite simple and easy to donate blood. We save lives in case of emergency of blood.

Instruction

Doctors need to instruct the donors in beginning.

Well conducted

Well conducted, went off smoothly....

Serve our Nation

First time I have given blood and it is a very good experience of mine to serve our Nation in this form.

No pain

This was a feel good experience. Also there was no pain involved in the procedure. Fells Great

Good experience

Extremely through and professional. Helpful ans Sincere. Overall a good experience.

First time

First time experience. Feels good. The doctors/personals were good. Took away all my concerns, everything went smothly and thanks for letting me started with this initiative.

Useful information

Nice work and arrangements. People are willing to give useful information. Keep it up.

Fear n misconceptions

First time i donated blood and this helped to get rid of many fears/misconception about blood donation

Feels great

I have overcome the fear of donating blood. It feels great.. Thanks Sankalp

Noble cause

Satisfied, after a long time, almost 2 years after donated blood. Noble cause and satisfaction.

Jai ho

Jai Ho! Team Red, sankalp India & ARM. Keep up the good work

Informative

Even though I have donated blood before, it was very informative.

Good program

It is really a very good programme and I am very happy to donate blood. I would request to use these blood for poor people. Thank you and I wish you all the best for the team.

Help Nation

Good to donate blood and help our nation by doing it. Will donate blood in future camp.

An honor

The chance to help someone else is an Honor and your doctors and volunteers were very helpful and Friendly. Thank you.

Good. Feeling of helping someone makes you feel happy

Wonderfun Feeling

Wonderful feeling of saving someone's life probably

Good for health and helpful for others

Good thing. we can possibly do only a few time. This is one of the good chance for me

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What happens to patients in transfusions with incompatible blood (mismatched blood)?

By rakeshdhanya - Posted on 16 December 2008

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The following symptoms may occur after only a few ml. of blood have been given:

• Patient complains of shivering, restlessness, nausea, and vomiting. There is precardial and lumbar pain.
• Cold, clammy skin with cyanosis.
• Pulse rate increases, respiratory rate increases. Temperature increases to 38 to 40 deg C. [101 to 105 F].
• Blood pressure falls and patient passes into a state of shock.
• Haemoglobinaemia, haemoglobinurea (urine turns red); oliguria (urine becomes scanty or the urinary output is reduced) and anuria (total output of urine becomes 200 ml. a day)
• Jaundice appears after a few hours and in some cases anuria persists and uremia develops. This may lead to death

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