Yes, but it can be very dangerous. You can become weak and light headed.
Not sure where previous answer as yes, but I would say no. Normal blood donation is 1 pint, and on the average should not donate but every 6 weeks or more.
4 and half pints could be taken by a medical professional only, while monitoring your vital signs, and possibly replacement with serum but I have not heard of this much.
Now why are you asking this? If you are selling blood to buy drugs or something, NO WAY CHARLIE. So if you are loosing that amount through a stomoach ulcer or intestine, kidneys, etc., get your butt to a doctor.
You can get dangerously low blood pressure doing this, as well as faint at any time. And even donating blood, you wait a few hours before doing physical labor or exercise, and then take it easier also.
35 pints/week
It came out at the start of this week.
hy should the measurement of a person's blood cholesterol be performed at least twice with measurements taken at least one week apart
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You should be telling this to your doctor. We are not qualified to answer
No.
Phlebotomy for treatment of hemochromatosis typically involves removing a unit of blood--250 mg of iron--once a week.
as a british man i can only tell you that i drink on av. 4-6 pints a week. although i suspect this is well below the norm.
Go to your local GP (doctor) and ask to have them checked, youll get a some blood taken off you and your results should be back within the week
One week = 1,209,600 half-seconds.
Half a week is 84 hours.
A week and a half is 10.5(Ten and 1/2) Days.