What are the risks of bone marrow donation?

Bone marrow donation generally poses no significant harm to the human body if the donor meets the appropriate eligibility criteria, such as age, health status, physical examination indicators, weight, and nutritional condition. Similar to blood donation, bone marrow donation involves a normal cycle of blood or bone marrow regeneration. After donation, it is advisable to engage in light physical activity for a period of time, avoid excessive physical exertion, increase nutritional intake appropriately, and maintain adequate rest, all of which support bone marrow regeneration.