To make sure that you are comfortable, please wear clothing with loose sleeves. We will need to roll up your sleeve past your elbow when you donate – to allow easy access to your veins. Light exercise such as walking is fine, but please make sure that you are fully recovered and hydrated prior to your donation. Keeping your body in a rested state is important to give it a chance to replenish the fluids lost during donation, which will help you avoid feeling dizzy or lightheaded and keep you well. ExerciseĪvoid doing any vigorous exercise or heavy lifting the day of your donation – both before and after you’ve donated. It is essential to avoid alcohol before and after donating as this may affect hydration levels and delay recovery. This will help to compensate for the fluids lost during donation, and will help to bring your blood volume levels back to normal. It’s also important to ensure that you are well hydrated in the days leading up to your donation. Please help us reduce our plastic usage by bringing your own refillable bottle. To help prevent this from happening we ask you to drink 500ml of water immediately before you donate - we’ll give this to you before you donate. The fluids that you lose during donation can cause a drop in blood pressure – causing you to feel faint and dizzy. DrinkĪlmost half of the blood that you donate is made up of water. Ensuring that your diet contains foods rich in iron - such as meats and green leafy vegetables - will help to keep you feeling well during and after donation. Having a snack before you donate can help maintain these blood sugar levels. This is important so that you don’t feel lightheaded or dizzy after your donation. Gov.Follow our tips to make your experience pleasant, safe and straightforward.Įating regularly before donating will help to keep your blood sugar levels stable.
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