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I had asd on oct 3rd 2020 cani go for job pls suggest me still when should I use clopidrogel aspirin Is it ok for going job how many months it will cure
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Kindly share details if it was an ASDdevice closure to be sure... blood thinners to be taken for 6 months... kindly consult online directly to guide you better
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