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Do you take aspirin before a long flight (greater than 6 hours)?
This is a survey of people who take long flights regularly. I want to know what percent of people seek to prevent thrombus formation on a long flight by taking an aspirin.
7 Answers
- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
Its not necessary to take aspirin or any kind of drug, i have been all over the world in a plane...never suffered any illnesses.
Hey remember DONT DO DRUGS! >_<
- TechwingLv 71 decade ago
DVT is no more likely on an airplane than in any other situation where you are relatively motionless for a long time (such as sitting in front of a computer at home, or even just sleeping). If you are in good health, DVT is not a significant issue. If you are not in good health and predisposed to DVT, you should follow your doctor's instructions, which may or may not include a recommendation for taking aspirin.
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- Anonymous1 decade ago
I don't, be it short or long-haul flights. I don't take any meds at all.