Know more about Plasma human blood

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Fake blood plasma cannot be made under any circumstances. It can only be made from human blood. The artificial blood plasma racket being talked about in Bathinda seems completely wrong at first sight. Fresh progeny blood plasma can only be prepared from blood. There are 3 components of blood, first RBC, second platelets, third blood plasma. There is no artificial method of preparing it. This is to say the doctors of various blood centers, including PGI, who were giving their opinion in the case. They reported that blood plasma produces drugs such as albumen and globiomins, cryoprespirate, which are used in various diseases. Albumen to protein deficiency globiolins in an inune disorder, Whereas cryoprespirate is used to coagulate blood. These drugs can be manufactured only and only from the acquired plasma of human blood.

 

Many medicines are prepared from component plasma

 

From the component plasma extracted from it, various pharmaceutical companies produce many life saving drugs (medicines), which are used in many diseases. Plasma preparations are used to relieve these immune disorders in people who have an immune disorder. The companies make immuno globulins, immuno albumins from blood plasma. According to doctors, it is not possible to prepare an artificial blood plasma and make medicines from them, because even then, there are checkups before the drugs are launched at many levels. There are several levels of investigation during the process from blood bank center to drug production.

 

Plasma roll

 

Three components are separated from the blood in the blood bank. One red blood cell, second blood platelets and third blood plasma. All three components have different importance. Albumins maintain calcium levels in the body and transport various nutrients such as lipids, hormones, vitamins, and minerals from the blood circulatory system of humans to whole body parts. Human immune system develops from this. Blood contains 55 percent albumin protein, 38 percent globulin protein, 7 percent fibrinogen protein and some other proteins. Transferons are also a key protein. They make drugs for cancer, diabetes, TB, burn patients. Platelets are also different from blood, which is offered to patients with anemia (anemia), dengue or malaria disease.

 

Blood plasma deficiency remains in our country

 

Talking about the world, every year 25 million liters of plasma is made from blood. There is always a shortage of blood plasma in our country, so we meet this deficiency from many European countries including US and South Korea. In many places including Chandigarh, Mumbai, Pune, Delhi, Kolkata, Chennai, Jaipur and Gujarat, plazma is not available as per requirement.

 

Now the price is low

 

The National Pharmaceutical Pricing Authority (NPPA) had fixed a price of Rs.1650 per 100 mL in the year 2013 based on the availability of blood plasma. Earlier this price used to be 4 thousand rupees. During the reduction of plasma, it is available to the patients at double the rate i.e. 8 to 10 thousand per 100 mL. Chemists also do not have their full availability.

 

Proteins are separated by special techniques

 

PGI's Head Prof. of Transfusion Medicine. According to RR Sharma, blood plasma is not artificial. Proteins are isolated from blood plasma with the help of several special techniques, Which are used for use in humans. Especially various companies make medicines from them which are used in many types of diseases. If someone is trying to make them in an unethical manner, strict notice should be taken. Plasma-separated albumen or factor 8 is used in patients with hemophilia. Drug Controls of India approves all the products made for Ivy Use after checking. Medicines without approval are neither approved and cannot go into the market if not approved. The matter of human consumption comes after all these processes. Quality checkup is done not only in government blood banks but also in private blood banks and labs as per the guidelines. Blood banks have to keep their quality control records. The Drug Authority constantly monitors this. Checks in National AIDS Control Organization Centers Are. The process of separating plasma from various automated machines goes on and on, which can usually take two and a half to three hours or even more. The collected blood is injected into centrifugal machines where the plasma separates. It also takes a lot of time to test. According to Dr. Manish, head of Rotary Blood Bank, 450 mL of blood produces 200 mL of plasma, 200 mL of RBC and 50 mL of platelets. Routine checkups occur at many levels of blood bank centers. 200 mL RBC and 50 mL platelets precipitate. Routine checkups occur at many levels of blood bank centers. 200 mL RBC and 50 mL platelets precipitate. Routine checkups occur at many levels of blood bank centers.

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