A friend noticed she has too much blood and been thinking to donate some like 2 pints sef, which hospital around Ikorodu can she go to and get paid for donating her blood?

Yashita:
A friend noticed she has too blood and been thinking to donate some like 2 pints sef, which hospital around Ikorodu can she go to and get paid for donating her blood?

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You and your friend certainly don't know what you are talking about.

mushroomFarm:

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You and your friend certainly don't know what you are talking about.

Why do you think so?

She said when she has a cut, much blood rushes out.

Yashita:


Why do you think so?

She said when she has a cut, much blood rushes out.

Medically this does not imply that there is outrageous increase in blood volume. To begin with what you are referring to as 'blood' consist of many other components that can be further divided into sub components. To keep it simple, we have the red blood cells, white blood cells and plasma.
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The red component of blood obviously gives the characteristic red colour...but equally as important as other components.
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Specific blood tests counts the number of red blood cells, white blood cells and plasma volume.
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An infection can increase the total count of white blood cells since these cells respond to infections to eliminate them, a recent blood transfusion and what I just mentioned above or other diseases that can cause anemia can reduce red blood cells count.
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Usually healthy men have PVC close to 45 or slightly above. To be specific it is usually between 38.3 to 48.6% in male and 35.5 to 44.9% in female. The red blood cells are the most important blood component when it comes to the usual blood transmission related to anemic diseases or causes for which ordinary blood transfusion is needed.
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Fat people tend to have a lot of fats and plasma (fluid part of the blood)
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As you can see, there is nothing like having too much blood. It can only be in the range of what is clinically possible. An overproduction of red blood cells is a disease known as Polycythemia or erythrocytosis. A type of blood cancer can lead to this condition as well.
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People also have varying degrees of blood clotting. People whose blood lacks the necessary proteins and biochemical apparatus for clotting suffers from a condition medically known as haemophilia. A small cut could make them bleed to death. Certainly your friend do not have this...he/she would be long dead before now if they have it. But it could be that her blood does not clot fast enough giving the impression of 'too much blood'
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In any case, if it really turns out that your friend is producing too much 'blood' either the red, white or plasma component of it, it is a disease and serious medical condition that requires urgent care and hospitalization... #peace.

She may have what's called a "bleeding disorder." Instead of working around with a wrong assumption of too much blood it is preferable she goes to a good hospital for proper evaluation