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Could you with essential thrombocythemia (i.e. too many platelets) donate platelets to a blood bank?
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No: Would make sense in a way, no? But I seriously doubt the blood bank would allow a person with a blood disorder to donate any blood product. Thanks for your interest, though.
Answered 9/13/2017
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