What will happen if animal blood is given to human body?
What can happen if a cow's blood is pushed into a human Body
man body? Surely at least once in a lifetime such a question has come to your mind! Let's say someone needs blood quickly. No blood was found. What could happen if blood other than human blood was injected into his body instead of that blood? Will this blood work? Will the man survive? Or die? We will know the answer to this question today.
The first successful blood transfusion in the world took place in the body of an animal. One day in the middle of 185, a British physician named Richard Lover saw a dog bleeding and dying. He then transfused blood directly from another dog's artery to save the dog. The dog survived
The doctors also thought that it is possible to save lives through blood transfusion. Then they started circulating blood using the fountain pen as a needle and the silver pipe as a blood transfusion. But what they did wrong was that they did not know that the blood of any species other than man would not work in the human body. Using this blood transfusion method, they began to transmit the blood of an ignorant animal to the human body. As a result, people began to die! The application of this method is then discontinued.
In 18, a doctor named Jean-Baptiste Dennis transfused sheep blood into the body of a 15-year-old boy. Interestingly, the boy survived the blood transfusion. But since then the blood of animals has never worked in any human body. Thus, after the death of some patients, the doctors became aware of this. Then the practice of entering the blood of other animals into the human body became legally forbidden. Finally, in 1901, a man named Carl Landsteiner discovered blood grouping. Since then, his method of discovery has been used as the only determinant of blood group.
Therefore, only human blood can be injected into the human body. The blood of other animals will not work in the human body.
