Biology, asked by dhivyasuresh, 1 year ago

why alcohol contAined blood is not suitable for transfusion?

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Answered by Anonymous

You must not consume alcohol on the day of donation, alcohol intake can lead to dehydration which increases the likelihood of fainting after donation.

dhivyasuresh: but fainting is not critical

Anonymous: so no any critical issues are there

Anonymous: as haemoglobin finishes the effect of alcohol

dhivyasuresh: i cannot understand

Anonymous: but donating blood will make u weak and alcoholic body will make u to sleep on stretcher

dhivyasuresh: kk .

Anonymous: my friend, Transferring blood frm one body to another body leads to increase haemoglobin... and haemoglobin neutralises alcohol

dhivyasuresh: how does haemoglobin neutralises alcohol

dhivyasuresh: and u said alcohol causes fainting

Answered by cool420

Alcohol. You cannot give blood if you are under the influence of alcohol. You must not consume alcohol on the day of donation, alcohol intake can lead to dehydration which increases the likelihood of fainting after donation. ... This is because Antabuse can cause severe reactions in a patient whose blood contains alcohol.

dhivyasuresh: antabuse?

cool420: Disulfiram, which goes by the trade name Antabuse, is a prescription medication that is taken orally once a day. The drug is prescribed to encourage abstinence and prevent relapse in chronic alcoholics, or those who have tried and failed repeatedly to stop drinking

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