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Old 04-16-2009, 10:10 AM #1
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Post Aspirin Alert!

A DAILY dose of the 'wonder drug' aspirin can cause bleeding in the brain, researchers have found.



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This is alarming. I just saw the report myself!

I am putting in a small quote here from the above link because these
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A DAILY dose of the 'wonder drug' aspirin can cause bleeding in the brain, researchers have found.

Brain scans on more than 1,000 patients revealed a 70 per cent higher incidence of microscopic bleeding among those taking the drug.

The shock findings will be of major concern to the millions of Britons who take aspirin every day to stave off fatal heart attacks and strokes.

The drug is used to thin the blood, which reduces the risk of dangerous clots forming in key blood vessels.
1000 patients is a large number also so the concern is greater IMO.
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This is old news I have known that for years . Minor bleeding.
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here is the report on Asprin and bleeding. That is why you are always suppose to stop taking it before any surgery .

http://healthfullife.umdnj.edu/archi...ng_archive.htm
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What is alarming here is the number of people found to have
bleeding---70%. This high number has never been published before.
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