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I have a question about aspirin overdose? can i bleed from it?
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Yes: Aspirin at low dose (75-81 mg) increases risk of bleeding; it is prescribed because it is a blood thinner. Aspirin overdose acutely or chronically causes multiple symptoms, and can be fatal.
Answered 9/10/2017
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