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My doctor has prescribed aspirin 80 for me for 2 months. can i continue it more than 2 months? is it dangerous?
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Aspirin: For most individuals, daily low dose Aspirin would not be considered dangerous. However, risks of taking and continuing daily Aspirin such as bleeding should be weighed against the benefits.
Answered 6/24/2014
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