After donating blood, what kind of test is qualified?

How to know whether the blood is qualified after donating blood?

After donating blood, blood donors are generally concerned about their blood test results, because it is not only related to whether their donated blood can be lost to patients, but also reflects their health status to some extent. So how can I know the blood test results after donating blood? According to the introduction of the central blood station, after donating blood, you can know the blood test results in the following ways: First, wait for SMS notification. The computer management system will automatically screen out the blood donors who have passed the blood test and notify the blood donors of the blood test results once a week by sending short messages. Received a qualified notice, indicating that your blood meets the clinical blood transfusion standards. It also proves that your body is healthy from the perspective of blood. However, if only the blood test caused by high transaminase is unqualified, it will be notified by SMS every ten days, usually within two weeks after blood donation. Don't worry about blood donors who haven't received text messages. This may be because the experimental results came out late and were included in the next wholesale notice. In order to fully protect the privacy and safety of blood donors, those who fail the blood test or are not suitable for blood donation will not be notified by SMS, but by a special physical examination doctor. In particular, due to the high sensitivity of blood test reagents, the unqualified blood test results only mean that the blood is not suitable for blood transfusion, and it does not mean that the blood donor suffers from blood-borne diseases or the blood donor is unhealthy. Whether it is healthy or not depends on hospital examination and clinical diagnosis.