Can you donate plasma right after a mammogram?
No, you cannot. You should wait at least 48 hours after receiving a mammogram before donating plasma. This is because:-A mammogram involves the use of radiation, which can affect the accuracy of blood tests. -Waiting 48 hours allows the radiation levels to decrease, reducing the potential impact on test results.
-Donating plasma involves blood testing, which can provide inaccurate information if affected by the mammogram.
-Some medications used during the mammogram may affect plasma components.
So to ensure accurate test results and reliable plasma donations, it is important to wait at least 48 hours between a mammogram and plasma donation.
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