What should I do if I get my period the day after donating blood?

We all know that good people will have a peaceful life, so we should do more good deeds in our daily lives. Donating blood is a very good public welfare activity. It not only does good things, but also helps more people. However, for some women, donating blood does require careful consideration. After all, women's menstruation every month causes the body to lose a large amount of blood. What should I do if I have my period the next day after donating blood?

According to regulations, women cannot donate blood during their menstrual period or the three days before and after.

Women cannot donate blood during their menstrual period or the three days before and after this period because this period is when women are most vulnerable and unstable physically and mentally. Double blood loss is bad for women's health.

Donating blood must be avoided during this period.

If your period comes soon after donating blood, don't worry. Just get enough rest, replenish your nutrition, and treat it as if the menstrual flow is heavier.

1. Can people with high blood pressure donate blood? Generally, patients with high blood pressure are not allowed to donate blood, as it is very easy for them to get into danger when donating blood. Only hypertensive patients whose blood pressure is particularly stable and who are under the supervision of medical staff can donate blood, but the amount of blood donated cannot be too much. Many patients with hypertension believe that by donating part of their blood, their blood pressure can be stabilized. In fact, this idea has no scientific basis. The blood flow rate of patients with hypertension will also slow down after donating blood, so it is not recommended for patients with hypertension to donate blood. The country only encourages healthy people to donate blood.

2. Are there any advantages and disadvantages to donating blood? Donating blood is harmless to the body. A healthy person can replenish the water and inorganic matter lost after donating blood by drinking water or milk. Donating blood can strengthen human hematopoietic stem cells and blood circulation. It is good for healthy people to donate blood once in a while, so there is no need to worry. However, because blood donation involves direct contact with blood, it is recommended that you choose a regular blood donation organization to avoid disease transmission caused by improper blood collection. If you are in poor health, you can exercise more often, which can also promote blood metabolism.