The only thing that is felt is the terrible medical footprint left by organ traffickers, who make money in the shadows.
- It exposes vulnerable groups, also known as "donors," and first-world recipients, sometimes known as "recipients," to severe exploitation and lifelong health effects.
- Transplantations that take place for profit commercially or outside of established national healthcare systems are referred to as organ trade.
- A market for human organs, in which individual body parts are valued as commodities, might result in a broad commodification and coarsening of interpersonal interactions.
- Any system for selling organs would establish an economic rather than a philanthropic link between the buyer and the seller, posing issues with quality control.
- Organ donation poses immediate surgical risks such as discomfort, infection, hernia, bleeding, blood clots, wound problems, and, in extreme circumstances, even death.
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