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In areas where tattooing is not as closely monitored, people are asked to wait for 12 months to give blood after getting a tattoo. This waiting period ensures that the donor is free of any potential blood-borne diseases which could have been passed on unsanitary equipment.
When you go to donate blood, you will be asked if you have had any recent vaccinations. If you have, you might have to postpone your blood donation. For some live or attenuated (weakened) viral or bacterial vaccines (measles, mumps, oral polio, oral typhoid, yellow fever), you have to wait at least two weeks before donating your blood. For rubella or varicella zoster vaccines, you have to wait four weeks.