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now to the major change from the FDA about who can donate blood Rhiannon and Ali is here with the latest good morning Rhiannon good morning Michael you said it this is a major change to the rules about who can donate blood the FDA Has Lifted its decades-long restrictions on gay and bisexual men now New Blood Donor eligibility will use a set of individual risk-based questions to reduce the risk of accidental HIV infection through blood donation so breaking this down what it means is all donors regardless of sexual orientation will now be asked the exact same questions the restrictions were originally put in place during the height of the AIDS crisis back in the 80s in recent years the FDA has relaxed these rules but has not lifted them completely now the FDA says that this move could expand the pool of people eligible to donate blood and guys the FDA has been evaluating this for a long time and says it feels confident that based on the science this will not adversely affect the safety o

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Can we donate blood after inking?

Getting a tattoo or a piercing doesnt make you ineligible to donate blood if you wait 3 months or follow the proper precautions to get a safe and sterile tattoo at a regulated facility. Talk with your doctor if you think you have any other conditions that may make you ineligible to donate blood.

Can I donate blood if I remove my tattoo?

You can donate blood after laser tattoo removal once your skin has healed. No foreign objects have penetrated your skin, meaning there is no risk of your blood carrying anything infectious. You must, however, wait until the skin around that area has healed, which could take up to two weeks.

Can I donate blood after getting tattoo?

Most people with tattoos can donate blood as long as they do not have certain diseases. Sometimes, a person may need to wait up to 12 months after getting a tattoo before donating blood. This is to ensure that they have not developed a disease as a result of getting the tattoo.

Can heavily tattooed people donate blood?

Yes, but the tattoo must be fully healed and have been applied by a state-regulated facility (like California) with fresh ink and sterile needles. You need to wait 3 months after getting a tattoo in any of the above states or outside the US, so set a calendar reminder.

Why does it ask if I recently got a tattoo when donating blood?

Three-Month Waiting Period These wait-time requirements for both tattoos and piercings are related to concerns about hepatitis which can easily be transmitted from donors to patients through transfusion. All blood donations are tested for hepatitis B and hepatitis C with several different tests.

Can I donate blood after getting a henna tattoo?

Accept. Traditional henna painting (also known as mehndi or hina) is sometimes referred to as tattooing but it does not involve skin piercing and so does not represent a transfusion hazard.

How long after a tattoo can you donate blood in California?

Can I give blood after getting a tattoo? Yes, but the tattoo must be fully healed and have been applied by a state-regulated facility (like California) with fresh ink and sterile needles. You need to wait 3 months after getting a tattoo in any of the above states or outside the US, so set a calendar reminder.

How long do you have to wait after a tattoo to donate plasma?

The primary concern for BioLife donation centers is the health and safety of both the donor and the recipient. If your tattoo or piercing is fully healed, 4 months have passed since received, doesnt show any signs of infection, and doesnt pose a risk to the donation process, you might be eligible to donate plasma.

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Replace ink in the Blood Donation Consent

Use an end-to-end online PDF editor to replace ink in Blood Donation Consent

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