My dear steemian fellows! I am @newsblog24 from Bangladesh 🇧🇩. Today I participate in the contest that is organized by "@boylikegirl.club ". The topic of contest that is "Contest!!||What do you think about organ donation" . It's amazing contest.so, without wastage of time let's start

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Organ donation and how you can save a life

They say that only a life lived in the service of others is worth living; But have you ever thought that you are serving people even after death? Today, each donor can save eight lives. Organ donation is a service where you can make a positive impact on people's lives while you are alive and even after your death. The decision to become an organ donor gives someone a ray of new life. Some important information is shared below for you to know if you want to miraculously give someone a new life.

Who can donate?

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• People of all ages and backgrounds can be donors. However, if one is under 18 years of age, they must obtain permission from their parent or guardian to become an organ donor. Did you know - to date, the oldest donor in the United States was 93 years old? What matters is the health and condition of your organs, not your age.

Can a deceased donor give organs?

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• A person can donate his kidneys, liver, heart, lungs, pancreas and intestines after death. Skin, bone tissue (including tendons and cartilage), eye tissue, heart valves, and blood vessels are replaceable forms of tissue.

Can living donors give organs?

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• While one is alive, they can donate one of their two kidneys, one lung and a part of the liver, pancreas or intestine. A living person can also donate tissue for transplantation, such as skin, bone marrow, and blood-forming cells.

Is it risky to be a living donor?

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• Donation can only take place when an authorized doctor certifies based on specific lab tests that the organ and the donor are healthy. The donor is also carefully assessed for physical and mental health to make the right decision.

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