Organ donation

Organ donation, at the present time, has become an increasingly vital part in our modern society, which meanwhile, attracts a large number of people’s attention. Since the first operation, there have been many discussions about whether organs should be donated or not. Organ donation can be defined as the removal of an organ from a human who has recently died, to transform it another one who is in need of it, or from a living donor for the purpose of transplanting.
Organ donation is a life saving operation; but, although opponents of organ donation know this, they have some opposite thoughts about this. They think that organ donation can have some negative sides; and one can classify their thoughts as; religious issues, worries about the age and hospitals’ treatment while they are making the operation and the families who think that their loved relatives’ bodies are salvaged for parts at the time of donation. First of all, many people think that organ donation is against their religion; but are the religions really against this; which is a saving of one’s life ? Secondly, the opponents of organ donation think that they are too old or too young to make an organ donation, so they decide not to donate their organs; but is the age really an important factor for donation? Also, the people have some fears about the treatment of hospital while they are donating their organs; for example, they worry that at the time of the donation, the other organs of them can be affected negatively; they think that while they are trying to save someone’s life, they may endanger their own healths. Thirdly, people; especially families or relatives of a dead one have difficulties to give the loved relative’s organs and they think that the body of the dead one will be cut into pieces while the operation is being made; but, is it a good reaction while a lot of people are waiting for their loved one’s survival? Consequently, on surface structure, organ donations seem to be precarious