Best Answer: It depends a lot on your immune system, your gender, and which STD we're talking about. Here's a short list: CHLAMYDIA-often asymptomatic for both genders. CYTOMEGALOVIRUS (CMV) - 85% of the general population has it, but nobody shows any symptoms until they're in real big trouble.GONORRHOEA-symptoms usually appear in 2-5 days, though some people are asymptomatic for up to a year.ere's a short list: CHLAMYDIA-often asymptomatic for both genders. CYTOMEGALOVIRUS (CMV) - 85% of the general population has it, but nobody shows any symptoms until they're in real big trouble. GONORRHOEA-symptoms usually appear in 2-5 days, though some people are asymptomatic for up to a year.
âI am on warfarin (Coumadin Â®). Can I donate blood?â No. A person on a blood thinner (anticoagulant), like warfarin, will not be accepted as a blood donor because of the risk of bleeding to him/her when the vein in the arm is entered with a big needle or venous catheter during the donation process.
Approximately 37 percent of the population is eligible to donate blood, but less than 5 percent do. The following information is not a comprehensive list of eligibility criteria, but merely general guidelines to assist you in determining if you are eligible. For clarification, further information or specific questions, please call 847.260.2647 to contact our Medical Help Desk.