COVID-19 survivor Kanika Kapoor can’t donate her plasma for other patients. Here’s why

Baby Doll singer Kanika Kapoor has returned home after getting treatment for coronavirus in Lucknow. The actress tested positive for COVID-19 on March 20th, soon after she returned from London. She was then kept under isolation and was discharged after three negative tests for the virus. Now that the actor is doing good, she decided to donate her plasma for the vaccine to treat other coronavirus patients but she cannot because of low haemoglobin. A senior official King George’s Medical University told DNA, "Blood sample of Kanika Kapoor was examined and almost all parameters about plasma donation were found to be appropriate. However, the haemoglobin quantity was found less than the standard. Hence, she has to wait for a few days for plasma donation."

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