I donated blood at my school today and just realized I might have a concern. Should I be worried about THC showing up in my blood? I need to know if they’re able to detect recent use. Thanks!
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It’s understandable to feel a bit anxious about blood donation, especially with concerns about THC. Generally, blood donation centers focus on screening for infectious diseases and other health factors rather than testing for substances like THC. However, if you’re concerned, I would recommend talking to the staff at the donation center—they can provide the most accurate information regarding their screening processes and any potential implications. Ultimately, it’s always better to be informed before making decisions about donation.