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How long does it take to donate at CSL plasma?
can a diabetic donate blood
How long does it take to donate blood at csl plasma?
can a diabetic donate blood
How long after a colonoscopy can you donate plasma?
I have been donating plasma for 14 months and I just got deferred for 16 weeks because I had a colonoscopy yesterday! It's a rule they have at the center where I donate.
How can you lower your blood plasma?
As long as you do no drugs, or certain medications, you can donate plasma at a plasma center, and they will even pay you up to $50 per donation.
How long does it take to replace plasma in your body after you donate plasma?
I think it takes about 8-12 hours or about a few days
Can I donate plasma if I only have one kidney?
Yes, you can donate plasma if you have only one kidney, as long as you meet the other eligibility requirements set by the donation center. Having a single kidney does not typically affect your ability to donate plasma, since plasma donation primarily involves collecting the liquid component of blood, not the kidneys. However, it's always best to consult with the donation center and your healthcare provider to ensure it's safe for you to donate.
How long after taking speed can you donate blood?
Don't take speed.
Should you take aspirin and plavix together?
Your doctor will know if it is safe for you to take aspirin and Plavix together and for how long. Generally, it is not recommended to take any other blood thinning agents while taking Plavix for risk of increased bleeding.
Can you give blood if you take lipitor?
Yes. There is no deferral for potential donors taking statins for elevated lipids or total cholesterol.
Can you donate plasma if you have MRSA?
Because MRSA is an active bacterial infection, you should not donate plasma for as long as you have an active infection of MRSA. There are a number of MRSA plasma donation studies available where you can be paid $200+ per donation to help researchers develop new diagnostic tools, treatments, and cures. Several such options are below: http://www.idonateplasma.com https://twitter.com/IDonatePlasma http://www.myspace.com/seracare http://www.linkedin.com/pub/i-donate-plasma-for-research/21/b09/726
How long should a patient take Plavix after a myocardial infarction?
depends on the stent if its drug eluting (coated with stuff that works like teflon) or if its a bare metal stent. bare metal stents usally require plavix for a year, drug eluting at least 3 months. but this is usually up to the cardiologist. and a lot of cardiologist prefer to keep to patients on plavix indefinitely as a precaution. But its expensive stuff and if u lost ur insurance or are in the medicare doughnut hole dont be afraid to ask your Dr if its time to to discontinue it.
How can you derive blood from plasma?
By using a centrifuge. I donate platelets, not whole blood and it is done by this method. They spin out what they need. whole blood donations can also be split to help as many as three different patients. You can't derive blood from plasma. You can derive plasma from blood all day long, but you can't derive a whole (blood) from a part (plasma).
