Tissue Shot and Giving Blood?
609127
Giving an intramuscular injection of a drug in a means of getting it into the bloodstream.  It is a slow means, slower than intravenously, but faster than taking a medicine by mouth.  Giving blood won't affect your supply of the drug very much, minuscule.  And there is little fear of any drug staying in the blood to be given to another person since the part of the blood that carries the drugs, the serum, is separated from the red blood cells before donating it to another person
770386
What a nice thing to do-I'd do it myself too if I could but I had a transfusion once so now they don't allow it-\nIf it wasn't for people like you I wouldn't be here.\n\nThank you.
1169458
Certain diseases would prevent you from being a donor, specifically if you'd ever had hepatitis.\n\nThe general rules for donating blood when one is taking insulin or other medication that may cause allergic reactions seem to apply. \n\nWith possible concerns of mad cow disease (bovine encephalopathies), there may also be some general rules about avoiding any contact with beef product of any kind. Since bovine insulin might have some slow virus contamination, this would be a conservative recommendation to avoid any possible cow products of any kind.
611189
No.  The actual blood is not something that has a cash value in our society (plus it is illegal to sell blood).  However, you can possibly deduct the mileage or transportation fees necessary to get you to and from the donation.
985744
Go to a beauticians and they will 'suck' the blood out of them with a very fine needle. Absolutely painless.
268812
Just like blood...in a sterile donation bag (IV).
965953
Donate your plasma a few times.
974855
Something like a rubber band is tied around the upper arm.  You pump your fist to bring the vein closer to the surface.  The area is cleansed.  A needle is put in which you will barely feel and which lasts all of 1 second.  After that you should feel nothing at all.  In fact - the rubber band is more uncomfortable than the needle stick.  There is honestly nothing to be afraid of - I do not like having my blood drawn but it does not hurt - other than a needle stick which hurts about as much or less than an insect bite.  Good luck.
769647
Are you asking what  the Plasma part of Blood is used for?
1151179
"Human cadaver grafts and animal tissue grafts, although approved for use by the FDA, carry warnings: They are not guaranteed 100-percent risk-free from transmitting diseases to patients. Furthermore, these grafts have never been proven more effective than autografts.\n\n"The safest and best surgical procedures are those transplanting the patient’s own tissue (autograft). Just as people bank their own blood before a non-emergency medical surgical procedure, there is no risk of disease transmission when patients use their own tissue.\n\n"When patients have insufficient protective gum tissue, we recommend gingival augmentation or root coverage procedures using autografts. We advise against using human cadaver or animal tissue grafts."
198898
Blood letting, hemorrhaging or exsanguination.
901182
I haven't gotten the shot, but I've researched it a lot 'cause I'm goin' to go get it for myself.  I've researched to where I can't research any more on that topic.  lol  But from what I've read, yes, it's normal.  Your one of the lucky ones that doesn't have periods that last for a month and blood gushing.
126932
I too used to be afraid of having blood drawn..that was before I entered the medical field...If you are donating blood just remind yourself that you are saving someones life and it is the best gift you can give someone..and if you are having it drawn to locate a possible health problem that you may have..remember it could be saving your life...so either way it is important to have it done..just turn your head..close your eyes..breath and imagine good thoughts..it is just a small pinch and will be over before you know it..good luck and be brave!!!!
139668
Better don't do it. What for you are drawing your own  blood ? Is it for investigations ? If it so let the Lab.technician or nurse do It.
594969
Your friend is correct. It IS illegal to sell your blood or any body organs. You can only donate through Red Cross Blood Bank or other such designated places. Someone herehas to know more about it than me though. Good Luck.
72382
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318195
I felt the same way about the needles, but I really wanted to give blood. This may shock you, but it does not hurt! I was like "That's it?!?". My advise is take a friend, and do not look at the Doctor from the moment they come in the room. Make sure they know you are afraid of needles beforehand.