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Can you take aspirin after a year?

This month on Jan 21 is a year since surgery. Just wondering if it's ok to take aspirin now?

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    I have been taking low dose aspirin since surgery, my husband also, okayed by our surgeon. We are 66 and 67.

  • I guess it depends. I'm taking aspirin right up till surgery day and resuming as soon as they confirm no bleeding. Of course mine is based on my Cardiologist's orders.

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I have been taking low dose aspirin since surgery, my husband also, okayed by our surgeon. We are 66 and 67.

I guess it depends. I'm taking aspirin right up till surgery day and resuming as soon as they confirm no bleeding. Of course mine is based on my Cardiologist's orders.

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thanks! I would just feel better having a low dose each day.

Enteric coated is better. To eliminate damage potential to your little stomach.

I had my first ever atrial fibrillation event about 8 month prior to my sleeve surgery. My cardiologist requires that I take an adult aspirin (325mg) every day for my clot/stroke risk. I chose to take 4 baby aspirin each day (4x81mg), two with Breakfast and two with dinner. My sleeve surgeon and my cardiologist duked it out about whether I would continue the aspirin after my sleeve. My cardiologist won! I still take daily aspirin without any noticeable ill effects.

I had my first ever atrial fibrillation event about 8 month prior to my sleeve surgery. My cardiologist requires that I take an adult aspirin (325mg) every day for my clot/stroke risk. I chose to take 4 baby aspirin each day (4x81mg), two with breakfast and two with dinner. My sleeve surgeon and my cardiologist duked it out about whether I would continue the aspirin after my sleeve. My cardiologist won! I still take daily aspirin without any noticeable ill effects.

Shouldn't you be taking warfarin vs aspiring??

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