A while back, I was asked if medications for ADHD would prevent someone from being able to give blood. After some research, I can say the answer is: Probably not.
Having ADHD, or taking medications for ADHD does not prevent you from giving blood. You do have to provide information on your health history and any medications you take. This includes medications for ADHD, such as stimulant medications. If you take additional medications, such as something to help you sleep or antidepressants,...
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