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How long for aspirin overdose to leave your system?

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Depends: Depends on how much was taken and the condition of one's kidneys as well as the pH of the urine which depends on other meds and foods. Don't second guess this serious issue. If you've taken an overdose accidentally or intentionally, seek help immediately.

Dr Lewis and another doctor agreed

Answered 3/31/2016

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