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Plasma Donation & Weight Gain: What You Need to Know
The fluid infused during plasma donation is sterile normal saline (0.9% sodium chloride), which replaces the donated plasma volume. It contains zero calories and does not contribute to weight gain.
Body weight changes are driven by overall caloric balance, physical activity, and metabolic rate—not by the saline infusion. Some donors may temporarily retain fluid post‑donation, but this resolves quickly. Maintaining hydration and a balanced diet supports stable weight regardless of donation frequency.
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