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Can ticagrelor, apixaban and aspirin cause a nosebleed? i had two nosebleeds since taking them with little blood clot when j blow out? im taking this for a small apical thrombus. please help?
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Your medications do NOT "cause a nosebleed"! But if bleeding from any source commences, the medications delay eventual clotting and prolong the bleeding.
Answered 2/19/2023
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