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Old 02-05-2007, 03:28 PM #3
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High David ,

I noticed an increase in bleeding from cuts on 80mg/day. My cardiologist said "Oh yes, an increase in "cut time" occurs. When I was in the hospital they accidently increased my aspirin to 325mg/day and I didn't catch it. After I got out, a minor cut bled like a major injury and I ended up getting "glued" in ER. So I don't think you should overdo the aspiriri.
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