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My doctor told me to start taking a baby aspirin daily. however, it's been months since i last took one. is it ok to continue?
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Yes: The Aspirin at a small dose (baby aspirin) has a mild effect on platelets stickiness and decreases their tendency to stick on the walls of a blood vessel and form a clot. The benefit is not one you would be aware of with any symptom. It might help you avoid a heart attack.
Answered 8/13/2015
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