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How long does it take to remake blood cells after an episode of blood loss?
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120 days: Life span of the average red blood cell is 120 days or three months. So it takes this amount of time to regenerate or replace blood that has been lost as a result of trauma, surgery, and or donation.
Answered 12/23/2019
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