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No, you cannot. The facility taking the Plasma will ask you if you are or have been pregnant in the last 6 weeks.

ACTUALLY...yes you can up to 6 months along. i donate twice a week for 8 years now. The nurse had told me that they have had several women donate while pregnant. You are not donating whole blood cells. plasma is about 90% water and salts, etc. Your body replenishes it quickly.

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No, usually they do not let you donate if you are pregnant. The place I go, they ask if you a series of 13 questions every time you come in, and if you have been pregnant, you will get deferred.

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Pregnant women are not allowed to donate blood plasma.

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It's your plasma that's donated not the fetus's so nothing. Not sure you are allowed as pregnant to do so though.

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Absolutely nothing ! Provided the equipment used is sterile, and used only for your donation - the developing embryo will suffer no ill effects.

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Your body needs the energy and nutrients to feed the baby. If they are used up replacing the plasma, the baby will suffer.

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Yeah, it's pretty risky. Don't do it.

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