Blood transfusion Donor Reactions (Side effects of Donating Blood)

Blood donation is generally safe, but some donors may experience temporary side effects. These reactions can range from mild discomfort to more noticeable symptoms.

Common Blood Donation Reactions
Bruising & Pain – Minor bruising at the needle site due to blood pooling under the skin.

Minor Bleeding – Some donors may experience slight bleeding after needle removal.

Fatigue & Lightheadedness – Temporary dizziness or weakness due to fluid loss.

Nausea – Some donors may feel queasy, especially if they donate on an empty stomach.

Vasovagal Reaction – A sudden drop in blood pressure causing fainting or sweating.

Iron Deficiency – Frequent donations may lead to lower iron levels over time.

Most of these effects resolve within a few hours with proper hydration and rest.

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