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A curious fact occurred on the morning of Tuesday, July 26 in Patos de Minas, in the interior of Minas Gerais. A young man searched the local press room information site Ducks today to report that he was unable to donate blood to the Blood Center of the city, because of his badual choice.
Embarrbaded and sad because he could not help save lives, he declared that he was a blood donor since 2011, but that was the first time that this was happening. Everything would have happened during an interview that took place before the procedure and donation. "I did not give blood because I was sincere.Me asked if I had an illness and I said no.They've told me asked if i had had bad less than 12 months ago and i said yes and m asked if it was a man or a woman.
What attracts attention in this case is the fact that no type of examination has been performed to diagnose a disease that makes it impossible to donate blood and even then it has been found unfit yet in the interview.
"When I told him that I was with Man, the nurse told me that I was not able to give because I had a loving relationship." even take a test to see if I'm sick or not.From all the people who were there, I was the only one to leave without giving blood.If I said I was telling women, I could make a donation without problem and for me it's a sad and discriminatory act. "
He also says that he was a donor for several years and that, before receiving a booklet, he read and did not identify any problem that would make the donation impossible. "I have been a blood donor since 2011. I have always made donations and I have never had any problems like this.Now, I had to sign a document saying that I could not donate blood and that I had to stay a year without making a donation, where did you see this? Some people do not think so, but prejudice is everywhere, to the extent that people will save the lives of others, "he said. lamented.
Anvisa rules and the Ministry of Health set restrictions for blood donation by homobadual men
The prohibition of blood donation by gay men began in the 1980s, when the first clinical cases of AIDS were verified and homobaduals were framed in the so-called "risk group". In Brazil, however, the formal ban came in 1993, with the publication of the 1276 ordinance of the Ministry of Health in 2002. In 2002, Anvisa changed the permanent ban to "temporary" last 12 months of bad with another man.
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