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What medications will stop you from being able to donate plasma?
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Disclosure: You should disclose all the medications, including herbals and over the counter medications, you are taking to the blood center. It is not feasible to provide a list of the medications that would disqualify you from being a donor. You may consult this site for more info: http://www.aabb.org/tm/questionnaires/Pages/dhqaabb.aspx
Answered 12/27/2016
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