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Illness due to blood donation...? |
I have donated blood of 300 ml this tuesday, It's totally normal. When you donate blood you obviously have less blood in your system & this will cause your blood pressure to drop & you to feel weak. I wouldn't woryr about it just drink plenty of fluids. something sugary & you'll be fine! You just lost 300ml of blood, It's to be expected. OMG- I hope they used a clean needle. That happened to my friend and he got AIDS!! |
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It's totally normal. When you donate blood you obviously have less blood in your system & this will cause your blood pressure to drop & you to feel weak. I wouldn't woryr about it... it will go in a couple of days dont worry ...Blood donation is an essential community service. A single donation can save up to 5 lives. All parts of the blood can be utilised, whole blood, plasma, platelets etc. I personally do not understan... i don't think it should be a problem however it might be wise and nice to ring the blood bank or wherever you gave the blood and just notify them of this and the decision is then up to them. ... Well, they use a needle. So it's not gonna tickle or anything. But you endure far more pain accidentally every day just going about daily life, like stubbing your toe or whacking your hand... JM is a wankerr. ...Yes, it would affect your running. Four days won't be enough time to regenerate even half of the red blood cells you'll have lost by giving blood. You'll have to breathe more rapidly... Travel to certain areas of the world may expose people to diseases specific to or common in those areas. Therefore, by asking if people have traveled to those places, there is a greater chance of ... |
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