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If a motocross athlete recently had a bad crash & is on blood thinners for a brain veneal blood clot what are the risks of competing anyway?
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Risk of bleeding : Blood thinners increase your risk of bleeding. A hit to head could cause a brain bleed which could be deadly.
Answered 6/7/2016
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