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Is it ok for someone who has recovered from covid-19 infection but otherwise healthy to take one aspirin a day for 10 days or so to avoid potential clotting issues after covid-19 infection?
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It is not harmful but it's not an effective prophylactic treatment for any covid-19 related clotting complications.
Answered 7/30/2022
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