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Does acetaminiphen thin blood?
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Not really: Aspirin and nsaids affect platelet function and are considered to "thin" the blood. Acetaminophen does not significantly impact platelets or clotting (except in major overdose) so, no, does not "thin" blood.
Answered 6/24/2014
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