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nelly145

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Joined: 13 Jan 2006
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Location: FL

Too Much Aspirin?? Posted: 01-13-06 15:32pm


Can an aspirin regimen actually make your blood too thin and have negative side effects?

Amber28

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Joined: 09 Feb 2006
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Location: Australia

Posted: 02-15-06 22:24pm


Asprin does have anti-cougulation effect on the blood, what it does is decreae the platness stickness within our blood. It is not recomended for those with bleeding disorders, renal impairment, severe hepatic capabilities.

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