Makawanpur District BTSC: Blood Bank in Makwanpur, Nepal. Phone 057-522977. Makawanpur District BTSC in Makwanpur, Makwanpur district — an institutional blood bank providing donor collec
Blood-bank listing
Makawanpur District BTSC is listed as a blood bank in Makwanpur. Blood-group and component availability is time-sensitive and must be confirmed by phone or through the treating hospital.
Before calling or travelling
Confirm the blood group, component type, quantity, patient details, cross-match process, issue time and required hospital requisition. For a clinical emergency, the treating hospital should coordinate transfusion and transport.
Location and contact
Makwanpur, Makwanpur
Phone: 057-522977
Donation and emergency notes
Ask about donor eligibility, identification, recent illness or travel, medicines, hydration and post-donation advice. Do not delay emergency care to find blood; severe bleeding or an obstetric emergency needs urgent hospital coordination.
Common questions
How do I request blood from Makawanpur District BTSC?
Call 057-522977 before travelling and confirm the treating hospital's requisition, blood group, component type, quantity and required patient information.
Where is Makawanpur District BTSC located?
The listed location is Makwanpur. Confirm directions, opening hours and the correct entry point by phone before visiting.
Can blood availability be guaranteed?
No. Units and components change throughout the day. The blood bank or treating hospital must confirm current availability and the cross-match process.
Who should coordinate an emergency request?
The treating hospital should coordinate urgent transfusion whenever possible. It can confirm the required component, testing, transport and backup blood-bank arrangements.
What information is needed for blood donation?
Ask the centre about donor eligibility, identification, recent travel or illness, medicine use, hydration, time required and post-donation advice. Do not donate if you feel unwell.
What should I do during a major bleeding emergency?
Do not delay emergency care to search for blood. Go through emergency services or the treating hospital so clinical assessment and transfusion arrangements happen together.