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Could you still get a blood clot if you take aspirin?
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Yes: depends on what medical conditions you have. You might be prone to develop clots, have other risk factors- some are congenital. Obesity, on birth control pills, inactivity, are some common risk factors.
Answered 6/15/2014
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