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Can you donate blood if you have a metabolic myopathy and elevated creatine kinase?
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If you are otherwise: fit. An elevated creatine kinase, per se, is not contraindication to blood donation. However, there are a number of other screening issues that need to be satisfied before you may donate blood. I applaud your devotion to civic duty. Consult this site for more info (scroll down to see the questionnaire).
Answered 5/20/2016
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