Is it true that if you take too much aspirin you will get blood clots? But this thing is unlikely to happen! Aspirin is commonly used in cardiovascular diseases, its role is to anti-platelet coagulation, that is, to prevent the formation of blood clots, if it is said to be very easy to promote the formation of blood clots, then it will not be known as a century-old drug, we often say that aspirin can inhibit platelet coagulation to prevent the formation of blood clots, here refers to a small dose of aspirin, if the aspirin is too much will be as the questioner said, to play the opposite The effect of aspirin. For patients with cardiovascular and cerebrovascular disease, the aspirin taken are small doses, about 75-150mg or so, so that can inhibit platelet synthesis of new COX, so that the platelet persistent loss of the formation of TXA2 function, which in turn to achieve the purpose of preventing the formation of thrombosis, and because platelets only have a life expectancy of 7 days, every day will be automatically generated by 15% or so, so the patient needs to be taken every day Small-dose aspirin (currently common aspirin is about 100mg), the newborn 15% of platelets to inhibit. Aspirin is after all a drug, I believe that no one like eating a large number of people take, so in the clinic the chances of such an event is very small, which is why I often recommend that we take medication under the guidance of a medical professional, any drug is positive and negative, eat well can cure, eat wrong can get sick. What should heart attack and brain infarction patients do? What they did originally, they still do now! As I said above, such patients take aspirin every day in order to anti-platelet coagulation, to prevent the formation of blood clots then patients as long as they strictly adhere to the medical advice, take small doses of aspirin regularly, it will not increase the chances of thrombosis, but if the patient is not willing to listen to the doctor’s advice, a large number of aspirin, then not only will not prevent the emergence of blood clots, but will soon appear thrombosis. We should not listen to the wind, aspirin does have one or the other drawbacks and side effects, but when we think about it, isn’t that the case with any drug? For patients, the choice of any drug need to consider a variety of factors, the time to take medication, the type of drug, drug dosage, etc. I hope that you do not take medication without authorization, change the medication, trust their own treatment physician, strictly adhere to the medical advice of the medication, so as to ensure that the efficacy of the medication play and safety.