Blood Transfusion

This technique of transferring blood from a healthy donor to a patient saves many lives. Operations, once impossible, can be performed with relative safety, and accident cases, perhaps bleeding after childbirth, have a better chance of recovery, as have some kinds of anemia; “Blood banks” are kept to be readily available in emergency, and giving blood for transfusions safe, and simple. Everyone who is healthy and not in a risk group for A.I.D.S. should volunteer. (See BLOOD GROUPS and A.I.D.S.) Blue Baby.

Person born with heart defects hindering the blood being pumped efficiently to the lungs. This results in blood lacking oxygen being sent to the rest of the body so that the patient looks blue or dusky. Good results are now obtained by surgery and one of my patients with this history has had her own normal baby after an uncomplicated pregnancy and birth.

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