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Is it normal/usual to have a feeling of well-being, calmness and relaxation the day after a blood donation?
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NOT AT ALL ABNORMAL: the effect of doing something nice, of value, for others is often VERY relaxing....(Not to mention the feeling of being HEALTHY which you have after being SCREENED for such a donation! KEEP GIVING! and KEEP RECEIVING! Hope this is helpful Dr Z
Answered 6/14/2018
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Probably: Although there is no physical reasons why you may feel this way, the fact is that you have gained emotional well-being and satisfaction by having contributed to others' benefit.
Answered 6/14/2018
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