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    Blood donation effects on blood test results

    I give blood yesterday and had a doctors appointment today. The doctor gave me a blood test form with several tests will the blood donation alter any of the blood test results and if so how long should I wait. Test are below -

    Renal & electrolytes
    Liver function
    Bone profile
    Thyroid
    Lipids
    Plasma glucose
    FBC
    Crp
    Cardiovascular risk

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    It will lower your HCT which is normally a good thing in this world. You'll be fine. It's replaced is about a day anyway.
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    Quote Originally Posted by kelkel View Post
    It will lower your HCT which is normally a good thing in this world. You'll be fine. It's replaced is about a day anyway.
    So the donation won't effect the blood results the doctor has requested. If there were to be any issues with any of them they would still show up

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    Quote Originally Posted by boxer08 View Post
    So the donation won't effect the blood results the doctor has requested. If there were to be any issues with any of them they would still show up
    Correct. Donating blood is a healthy thing for both you and society.
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    No real impact to those bloods.

    Giving blood can impact the body's ability of balance. Light headedness is the most common side. Eating a cookie does nothing to solve this..urban legend. It is a side reflected from change in HCT level usually.

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    Quote Originally Posted by kelkel View Post
    Correct. Donating blood is a healthy thing for both you and society.
    If you cared about society you would join us on a run.
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    Quote Originally Posted by boxer08 View Post
    So the donation won't effect the blood results the doctor has requested. If there were to be any issues with any of them they would still show up
    Correct. You haven't altered anything but the volume, which you have mildly reduced.

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    Quote Originally Posted by austinite View Post
    If you cared about society you would join us on a run.

    Would you start to like me again? Not kick me off your front yard?
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