thehog
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You can type into google “symptoms of blood transfusion” and chills comes up every time, plus every cyclist who has talked about it like Hamilton, Jascke states they get the “chills”. Is that hard to understand?
ScienceIsCool said:thehog said:Has nothing to do with body temperature. If you receive a transfusion the morning of, around 24 hours you'll feel the symptoms of the newly injected blood and if in hospital you'd be treated by keep warm for that period up to 3 days. It's doesn't wear off quickly as you suggest.
Where did you get that from? ~10% of patients develop a fever, but I've never heard that you get the chills (would mean you're either hypothermic or have a fever) that lasts for a few days. https://www.pathology.med.umich.edu/bloodbank/manual/bbch_7/
John Swanson
You can type into google “symptoms of blood transfusion” and chills comes up every time, plus every cyclist who has talked about it like Hamilton, Jascke states they get the “chills”. Is that hard to understand?
Transfusion reaction symptoms include:
back pain.
dark urine.
chills.
fainting or dizziness.
fever.
flank pain.
skin flushing.
shortness of breath.