taking a baby aspirin 30 min before injection to help avoid hitting a blood vessel?

[landmarkchem]

Was wondering if anyone on this forum has heard of taking a baby aspirin 30 min before injection to help avoid hitting a blood vessel? I read it on another forum. At the same time , one of my other customers also asked me that question .
aspirin ? It is often used to treat pain, fever, and inflammation.

Lily Landmarkchem

[bdad]

I have never heard this although if your worried about bleeding aspirin would make it worse. I don't think the 30 minute time frame really serves much purpose, when I donate blood they will not except my blood if I have taken aspirin in the last 48 hours.

[benlash74]

I've always heard asprin thins your blood, which like bdad said would be worse for bleeding. But for inflammation or soreness it might help a little.

[landmarkchem]

thanks for all your reply , bro

[PAiN]

As stated above I don't see what the benefit would be, but it would increase bleeding significantly.

I know some people that can't take aspirin without getting nose bleeds from it. That's how much it thins the blood.

[Vision]

Its all about knowing your injection sites and what areas posses more of a pronounced vessel/arteries and nerves with the mapping system.. The VG is a great spot, its my go to...painless with no issues!

Its all about knowing the proper techniques/injection protocols...And your bodies anatomy...

Aspirin will do NOTHING! Education will yield the best result....

[Rubix1]

Where are you pinning?