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What happens if you donate blood and your pregnant?
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Nothing: Blood centers have selection criteria for donors and if you meet those criteria, donating blood in early pregnancy will not harm you or your baby. It would be useful to discuss the matter with your doctor and to see if you need iron and/or vitamin supplementation.
Answered 3/11/2019
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