#RaktaMitra Organises Third Blood Donation Camp in Rourkela to Support Thalassemia Patients
136 Thalassemia Patients Registered at Rourkela Government Hospital; Regular Blood Donations Essential for Their Treatment
Rourkela, November 13 (SatyaNewsAlert): Thalassemia, a genetic blood disorder that causes severe anaemia, requires patients to receive regular blood transfusions to survive. Timely availability of blood is crucial, as delays in transfusion can pose serious health risks to patients.
According to available information, 136 Thalassemia patients have been registered at Rourkela Government Hospital (RGH), most of them children who require regular blood transfusions. Depending on their condition, these patients generally need blood every seven to 15 days.