Transplantmommy
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I have never been able to donate blood. Don't really know the reason why but I am assuming for me it is because of the very low platelet count that I have.
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Transplantmommy
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I have never been able to donate blood. Don't really know the reason why but I am assuming for me it is because of the very low platelet count that I have.
Transplantmommy
New member
I have never been able to donate blood. Don't really know the reason why but I am assuming for me it is because of the very low platelet count that I have.
Transplantmommy
New member
I have never been able to donate blood. Don't really know the reason why but I am assuming for me it is because of the very low platelet count that I have.
Transplantmommy
New member
I have never been able to donate blood. Don't really know the reason why but I am assuming for me it is because of the very low platelet count that I have.
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65rosessamurai
Guest
of course, another possibility is blood type.
If you have type 'O', or type 'A' and that is plentiful in stock, they may decide that taking your blood wouldn't be necessary, with your situation in mind.
If you happen to have a rare blood (i.e. type AB), they may take it anyway.
Like everyone has said, it may depend on the blood bank doing the collecting.
However, I had been told that with a lot of antibiotics I was on, it wouldn't be accepted--this was a long time ago, though.
If you have type 'O', or type 'A' and that is plentiful in stock, they may decide that taking your blood wouldn't be necessary, with your situation in mind.
If you happen to have a rare blood (i.e. type AB), they may take it anyway.
Like everyone has said, it may depend on the blood bank doing the collecting.
However, I had been told that with a lot of antibiotics I was on, it wouldn't be accepted--this was a long time ago, though.
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65rosessamurai
Guest
of course, another possibility is blood type.
If you have type 'O', or type 'A' and that is plentiful in stock, they may decide that taking your blood wouldn't be necessary, with your situation in mind.
If you happen to have a rare blood (i.e. type AB), they may take it anyway.
Like everyone has said, it may depend on the blood bank doing the collecting.
However, I had been told that with a lot of antibiotics I was on, it wouldn't be accepted--this was a long time ago, though.
If you have type 'O', or type 'A' and that is plentiful in stock, they may decide that taking your blood wouldn't be necessary, with your situation in mind.
If you happen to have a rare blood (i.e. type AB), they may take it anyway.
Like everyone has said, it may depend on the blood bank doing the collecting.
However, I had been told that with a lot of antibiotics I was on, it wouldn't be accepted--this was a long time ago, though.
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65rosessamurai
Guest
of course, another possibility is blood type.
If you have type 'O', or type 'A' and that is plentiful in stock, they may decide that taking your blood wouldn't be necessary, with your situation in mind.
If you happen to have a rare blood (i.e. type AB), they may take it anyway.
Like everyone has said, it may depend on the blood bank doing the collecting.
However, I had been told that with a lot of antibiotics I was on, it wouldn't be accepted--this was a long time ago, though.
If you have type 'O', or type 'A' and that is plentiful in stock, they may decide that taking your blood wouldn't be necessary, with your situation in mind.
If you happen to have a rare blood (i.e. type AB), they may take it anyway.
Like everyone has said, it may depend on the blood bank doing the collecting.
However, I had been told that with a lot of antibiotics I was on, it wouldn't be accepted--this was a long time ago, though.
6
65rosessamurai
Guest
of course, another possibility is blood type.
If you have type 'O', or type 'A' and that is plentiful in stock, they may decide that taking your blood wouldn't be necessary, with your situation in mind.
If you happen to have a rare blood (i.e. type AB), they may take it anyway.
Like everyone has said, it may depend on the blood bank doing the collecting.
However, I had been told that with a lot of antibiotics I was on, it wouldn't be accepted--this was a long time ago, though.
If you have type 'O', or type 'A' and that is plentiful in stock, they may decide that taking your blood wouldn't be necessary, with your situation in mind.
If you happen to have a rare blood (i.e. type AB), they may take it anyway.
Like everyone has said, it may depend on the blood bank doing the collecting.
However, I had been told that with a lot of antibiotics I was on, it wouldn't be accepted--this was a long time ago, though.
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65rosessamurai
Guest
of course, another possibility is blood type.
<br />
<br />If you have type 'O', or type 'A' and that is plentiful in stock, they may decide that taking your blood wouldn't be necessary, with your situation in mind.
<br />If you happen to have a rare blood (i.e. type AB), they may take it anyway.
<br />Like everyone has said, it may depend on the blood bank doing the collecting.
<br />However, I had been told that with a lot of antibiotics I was on, it wouldn't be accepted--this was a long time ago, though.
<br />
<br />If you have type 'O', or type 'A' and that is plentiful in stock, they may decide that taking your blood wouldn't be necessary, with your situation in mind.
<br />If you happen to have a rare blood (i.e. type AB), they may take it anyway.
<br />Like everyone has said, it may depend on the blood bank doing the collecting.
<br />However, I had been told that with a lot of antibiotics I was on, it wouldn't be accepted--this was a long time ago, though.