What should I do if there is something wrong with blood after donating blood?

After donating blood, according to the routine, the blood bank will inform the donor of the results-whether the blood is qualified, whether it can be used in clinic, thank you and so on.

Contact information for the notification is as follows:

1, e-mail,

2. SMS

3. Telephone or mobile phone

4. letter

The specific way to choose depends on the contact information that the blood donor decides to adopt.

I will be told whether I am qualified or not. If it is unqualified, you will usually call to go to the CDC or the hospital for re-examination. Generally speaking, the CDC's diagnosis of various infectious diseases is authoritative and credible. Of course, the hospital's conclusion is also credible.

The interval between notifications is generally 5-7 days, some as long as 10 days, and some even longer. As long as your contact information is true and effective, then the blood bank will definitely contact the blood donor himself.

Generally, the inquiry method is to call the blood station to inquire, or log on to the website of the blood station to inquire about my ID number and the barcode of the blood donation bag, depending on the ways and methods of the inquiry platform provided by the blood station.