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You can be female and donate blood. There's no higher risk than if you were male. Also, females can safely donate blood while they have their period, because the blood from menstruation has nothing to do with blood from your veins.

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I myself have 1 conditional and 1 permanent disqualifications for donating blood (they really do not want my blood.

For more information regarding the requirements for eligibility to donate blood check out the American Red Cross.

General requirements for eligibility.

#1. Be a minimum of 17 years of age (or 16 with parental/guardian consent) There is NO MAXIMUM AGE LIMIT!

#2. Be of good health and pass a physical.

#3. Weigh at least 110 lbs. (they will not draw blood if you weigh 109 lbs.)

#4. Not having traveled to any "restricted countries" within 1 year of donating.

Gender has no merit when it comes to donating blood, nor does the time of the month hold any merit. HOWEVER, if you become anemic after or during that time of the month, then you will be turned down... If you are pregnant you might be turned down.

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If it is your first time, you do not need to bring anything. If you have donated before, you need to bring your blood donor card or a letter that was sent to you from the blood donation service.

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