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Due to High RBC (in march month it was 7 ) I was having discomfort in kidneys, so I decided to donate blood and it RBC reduced to 5.8, my blood pressure reduced and the discomfort at also decreased after a gap of 45 days I want to donate blood again, my current hematocrit is 46, RBC is 5.8, hemoglobin is 14.7, can I donate blood again?
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This is an extra ordinary logic. Way ahead of times.
May be I'm wrong, but I'm sure that nothing to my knowledge such things happen. Thanks "IDIOT Syndrome"
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