Can you donate blood with hypothyroidism?

Answer 1

If you wanna know then donate blood to a person ; they will have you fill out papers. If they find something in your blood that they don't want to give to the other person that they are donating it too then they will not use it. They always check the blood before they give it to the person.

Answer 2

Of course. Just make sure you can leave in a hurry in case the blood collector dies a very agonizing death. That would not be good for you. Just don't say you have hypgfnkfbism and you'll be algud's. You're welcome.

Answer 3

If you have a thyroid condition some online research suggests that you may or may not be able to give blood. According to the American Red Cross, the general rule is that if you're taking medication for maintenance of Hashitmoto's thyroiditis or Graves' disease then you can give blood.

The Red Cross does advise to ask your doctor's opinion before giving blood, though. If you have any questions about donating blood contact your local Red Cross chapter, or whomever is conducting the blood drive, to discuss their guidelines.

Answer 4

If you have a thyroid condition, or a thyroid autoimmune condition, some online research suggests that you may or may not be able to give blood.

According to the American Red Cross, the general rule is that if you're taking medication for maintenance of Hashitmoto's thyroiditis or Graves' disease then you can give blood. The Red Cross does advise to ask your doctor's opinion before giving blood, though.

If you have any questions about donating blood contact your local Red Cross chapter, or whomever is conducting the blood drive, to discuss their guidelines.

Answer 5

Yes . you can donate provided your throid is under control.

Answer 6

Yes, you can donate blood if you are taking thyroxine.