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High blood pressure. nose bleeds sometimes.take low dose aspirin every other day. new study says don't take, harmful, have healthy lifestyle. true?
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ASA: Aspirin in a low dose of 10 MG is prescribed as cardio protective and is not harmful. However aspirin Ca cause increased risk of bleeding,especially in sensitive individuals. If your nose bleeding is increasing then you you may consider stopping the aspirin. Good Luck
Answered 4/7/2019
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