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What to do if heart palpitations after donating blood?
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Heart Palpitations: You are most likely suffering a bit of dehydration. You could also be anemic, but they should not have let you donate blood if you were anemic. Drink extra fluids, and add some salt or electrolytes to the water. Avoid overexertion for a day or so.
Answered 7/25/2018
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