Do You Think Donating My Plasma Caused Me To Itch More?

[bingbongbangbung]

I know consistently doing so dehydrated me and lowers my blood pressure, and I believe my spontaneous itching to triggers that usually don't do anything or less now is worse. Even with anti histamine pills, drinking more water, and using menthol doesn't seem to calm my skin and nerves down enough if I get exposed to them. I sadly can't remove them because of the environment I'm currently in (as in, I still live with my parents).

[SueShe]

The internet states the following about possible side effects of donating plasma:

"Yes, donating plasma can cause itchy skin, usually due to a localized allergic reaction to the disinfectant (like iodine) or bandages used. Itching can also be a symptom of a mild allergic reaction to the anticoagulant (citrate) used, or part of a rare, more generalized reaction.

Common Causes for Itching
Localized Reaction: Redness, swelling, and itching at the insertion site are often caused by sensitivity to the antiseptic cleaner used before the needle is inserted.
Allergy to Materials: Sensitivity to the adhesive bandage or cleaning agents can cause itching.

Citrate Reactions: The anticoagulant (citrate) used to prevent blood from clotting can lead to sensations of tingling, numbness (particularly around the mouth or fingers), or itching due to lowered calcium level".

Hope this helps.

source: internet

[bingbongbangbung]

I'm not allergic to any of those stuff though, and if it was the case the reaction would be immediate not delayed