A Very dangerous than AIDS?
ప్రతి రెండు మూడు వారాలకి ఒకసారి శరీరానికి కొత్త రక్తం ఎక్కించాలి లేకపోతె బ్రతకడం కష్టం. ఇలాంటి పరిస్థితిని ఏమంటారో తెలుసా ? తలసీమియా
1 భార్య భర్తలు ఇద్దరు పెళ్ళికి ముందు (లేక) స్త్రీ గర్భం దాల్చిన 4-8 వారాలలో ఒక చిన్న టెస్ట్ చేయించుకోవాలి.
2. Rs. 500/- కక్కుర్తి పడితే జీవితాంతం మానసిక, ఆర్ధిక ప్రశాంతత ఉండదు. మన చేతులతో మనమే ఒక చిన్న జీవితం ఆరిపోవడం కళ్లారా చూడాల్సివస్తుంది.
3. ఇది ఎయిడ్స్ కంటే భయంకరమైన వ్యాధి, కాని దీనికి మందు మన చేతిలోనే ఉంది...
4. చదువుకున్న విద్యావంతులు కూడా రక్త పరీక్ష చేయించుకోవడం అవమానకరంగా భావించడం ఎంత వరకు సమంజసం?
5. Survival of Thalassemia patients depends upon repeated blood transfusion and costly medicines.
6. Over 3600 units of blood is required every month to treat Thalassemia affected children in Hyderabad.
HOW YOU CAN HELP
- Be a Regular Blood Donor - Donate Blood for every 3 months
- Motivate Your Friends, Colleagues, Family Members or Relative for individual/Group Blood Donations
- Help us to conduct Blood Donation Camps/ Awareness Session in your Colonies, Corporates and Colleges just by refering /connecting with your HR/CSR
- Go for Thalassemia Test Today
- Sponsor (Partially/Fully) a Thalassemia Child for their Medical Expenses
- Share this information with as many as you can
"Be a Blood Donor- All it costs is a little live"
For more you can contact Srinivas @ 9177999263, Naveen @9849685946
More details
There are more than 1800 children registered in the Thalassemia Society, who required Blood Transfusion for every 10-15 days, which means they need nearly 3600 units of blood every month. As we can't manufacture Blood, we request generous donors to come forward in donating their blood.
Most of our physical characteristics are inherited through the genes we take from our parents; for example, the shape of our nose, the color of our skin and eyes. We also inherit our hemoglobin (HB) type from our parents, through the genes. Hemoglobin (Hb) is the substance in the blood which gives it its red color. It carries the oxygen we breathe to all our body parts; it is vital for maintaining life. Without red blood cells, the body cannot function
Thalassemia is an inherited blood disorder in which the body is unable to make adequate hemoglobin. Hemoglobin is present in the red cells and is made from proteins. These proteins consist of alpha and beta chains. Normally 2 alpha and 2 beta chains are essential to form hemoglobin. Imbalances in these chains results in reduced red cell survival. The amount of beta and alpha chains a person makes is controlled by the hemoglobin gene they inherit from their parents. Normally red cells survive for 120 days but in Thalassemia red cell survival is reduced. Survival of Thalassemia patients depends upon repeated blood transfusion and costly medicines. In our country beta Thalassemia is very common and the term Thalassemia denotes beta Thalassemia.
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