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What would be the risks if a woman redonated blood in only 2 weeks ??
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Anemia: You should wait 8 weeks before donating blood again, otherwise you run the risk of becoming anemic. If you provide the blood center accurate information about your donation history, they should not accept you as a donor so soon after donating.
Answered 9/12/2015
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