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Might i hiv from having my blood plasma pumped back into me while donating blood?
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NO, not possible!: It is your plasma, and the tubing comes as a complete system and is only used once then discarded. You cannot get a blood-transmitted disease from donating blood, plasma, or platelets.
Answered 10/23/2017
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