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Having psoriasis generally doesn’t disqualify you from donating blood or plasma. However, certain factors like active infections, specific medications (e.g., acitretin or etretinate), or related conditions like heart disease may affect eligibility. Always check with the donation center, as rules can vary. If you're unsure Show Full Answer

Having psoriasis generally doesn’t disqualify you from donating blood or plasma. However, certain factors like active infections, specific medications (e.g., acitretin or etretinate), or related conditions like heart disease may affect eligibility. Always check with the donation center, as rules can vary. If you're unsure, a medical screening before donation will help determine if you're eligible.

February 8, 2025

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