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I have been on 325 mg aspirin daily for almost two years. my eosinophils have slowly been rising (now 1,300 ) & make up 15% of wbcs. hives, allergy symptoms , abnormal liver/kidney functioning. is this dress syndrome ? ext steps ? switch 2 plavix?

Q: i have been on 325 mg aspirin daily for almost two years. my eosinophils have slowly been rising (now 1,300 ) & make up 15% of wbcs. hives, allergy symptoms , abnormal liver/kidney functioning. is this dress syndrome ? ext steps ? switch 2 plavix?

: You need to tell us more about your use of Aspirin and what is the reason behind its use ?necessary. With a high Eosinophil count, drug allergy becomes a serious consideration. You need to see an allergist and also consider stopping Aspirin unless there is a good reason to be on a blood thinner(?)

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You need to tell us more about your use of Aspirin and what is the reason behind its use ?necessary. With a high Eosinophil count, drug allergy becomes a serious consideration. You need to see an allergist and also consider stopping Aspirin unless there is a good reason to be on a blood thinner(?)

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A member asked:

I have been on 325 mg aspirin daily for almost two years. my eosinophils have slowly been rising (now 1,300 ) & make up 15% of wbcs. hives, allergy symptoms , abnormal liver/kidney functioning. is this dress syndrome ? ext steps ? switch 2 plavix?

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