A few questions when it comes to giving blood - a relative of mine have sickened & is in stipulation of blood...?

usually the men in my own flesh and blood would never allow the females to give blood but it happen that another relative was within need of blood in recent times 2 days earlier & so my uncles/cousins adjectives rallied but immediately the nurses said 2 days ago was too soon to be giving blood again so she's not going to lift more from them.
I and my only other developed female cousin own decided to present the blood but the guys are totally against this & finally agreed to a half pint from respectively of us only if we agreed to be standby because they will ask their friends to donate
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My query is what's the big deal, is it a short time ago that my family seem to be overprotective or are there some serious risks involved? Also if you enjoy given blood can you tell me what the experience be like and how you feel afterwards, how much did you give, how long did it transport you to recover? Would you make available again and what sort of screening questions did they ask? what will disqualify you from anyone able to donate? Is nearby something I should(n't) eat/drink
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They take a finger prick to oral exam for iron and make sure it's glorious enough that you can spare some blood. Then they lay you down on a table- you only roll you sleeve up and they start an IV, which actually doesn't hurt that much. Then the hook up a rucksack to the IV and they might have you squeeze your mitt. Sometimes people consistency a little pale headed while giving blood, but you're already laing down and the technician stays in the vicinity at all times. You can let somebody know them at any tiem if you feel funny or you obligation to stop. It takes almost 15- 20 minutes of just lay there and later they disconnect you. You can continue to lay nearby for a few minutes if you are dizzy and then they will sustain you go sit surrounded by a chair and usually proffer you a snack. Eating before you move about - especially something that raises you blood sugar resembling a donut or orange juice- really help you feel everyday while you give blood. I've given a pint a few times and it doesn't run more than a few minutes to recover.

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There's no risk for women giving blood. I've never hear of such a thing! Tell the "men" surrounded by your family to relax, that you could be good your relative's life by donating blood. Once a individual donates blood, they have to linger about 8 weeks to donate again undamagingly. There's also no reason, unless you are lower than 110 pounds, that you cannot give a full pint of blood.

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I have given 2 gallons very soon, which is 16 times. Yes, I'm a girl. :) They take a pint at a time, which I own been told is much smaller quantity than your body will ever need at a time unless you've get some health issues.

My experience have always be like this. I travel in, they dispense me a mini-physical, temperature, blood pressure, iron count, etc. They ask me a bunch of question - mostly having to do beside blood or blood related viruses, recent piercings, tattoos, medication I'm taking, cancer, dangerous sexual related comings and goings, etc. Then I lay down on a cot and they stick my arm with the hypodermic and let it flow. After it's done, I elevate my arm above my heart to stop the bleeding faster and they stick a band-aid on the spot. Then I go enjoy some juice and cookies. I've other been fine after donating. My brother say sometimes he feels light-headed afterwards, but it's worth the angelic feeling of helping someone out.

If you own other questions that I didn't answer, I'd check out the Red Cross website http://www.redcross.org/donate/give/... that might back you out. Or talk to a doctor or nurse at a hospital.

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First of all, I'm assuming that all the women in your house are werewolves or have some other form of blood-borne curse. Either that or the men contained by your family are knuckle draggin' hillbillies or possibly Amish. It's not their result whether or not you can give blood. As long as the standard blood testing/handling protocols are used there's not legitimate danger from have your blood drawn by a qualified professional. At worst you'll feel a bit light-headed from the temporarly lowered blood pressure. Usually they will only allow you to donate a pint. Food or drink save for alcohol shouldn't have an effect as they will peak the blood for anything harmful. Drug use, alcoholism and sexually transmitted diseases will disqualify you from giving blood. You should be right as precipitation after a day or so. When contained by doubt, though, ask a nurse. I hope this has be a help. Good Luck!