Blood for kidney failure and dialysis patients

Kidney patients often need blood for the anaemia of kidney disease and for transplant surgery, steady donors keep both possible. ## Why these patients need blood Failing kidneys stop making EPO, the hormone that builds red cells, so counts sink despite everything; transfusions bridge patients to transplant or stable treatment. Transplant surgery itself needs blood on standby. Dialysis patients receive filtered blood support over years, donors make that calendar survivable. ## What a donor changes here Every unit on the shelf for these patients was an ordinary person’s ordinary Tuesday. Register as a donor, two minutes, OTP once, your own 6-digit sign-in code, and the next patient on this list finds blood already waiting. If you are arranging blood for one of these patients right now: post a free request (matching donors near the hospital are alerted in seconds) or check stock on e-RaktKosh and call the centre before travelling. The requisition slip guide explains the paper the hospital gave you.