I Have NEO Blood: What Does That Mean?
In case you weren't aware, I'm a regular blood donor. I've given blood nearly 25 times, and all this time I have had NEO blood. But what does that mean, exactly? I didn't know what it was when I was told about it, I just knew that it was used for poorly babies and those with autoimmune diseases. I didn't know anything else about it, so I did some research. That's probably what you're doing now - researching NEO blood. First things first, the most reliable source of information is from NHS Blood and Transplant . This is where I'll be getting all of my information from so that you're given the most up to date, accurate facts possible when it comes to NEO blood. So, according to NHS Blood and Transplant , here's everything you need to know about NEO blood. Newborn babies need "pure" blood. This means that they need blood from people who have never had the cytomegalovirus (CMV). CMV virus is a very common, often harmless virus that more th...
