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I take aromasin (exemestane) after having breast cancer. could i donate bloood?
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Ask: Your blood bank donation center. Those under cancer treatment are not likely to be candidates to donate blood. Once you have reached a 1-5 year survival without cancer recurrence then one be comes eligible to donate.
Answered 10/23/2012
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