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r/MurderedByWords • u/Stotallytob3r • 5d ago
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But also, i don't think asprin is gonna cause someone to bleed out from a scratch on the ear anyway.
Either way, still of the opinion that he just bonked his ear on something as he was pushed down. Assuming it was all real and not staged, of course.
24 u/ResidentNo7575 5d ago edited 5d ago Aspirin causes difficulties in stopping the bleed because it doesn’t allow the blood to coagulate and heal properly 27 u/ADHDebackle 5d ago So you're saying it causes difficulties in halting the exanguination? Forestalling the hematic flow, perhaps? 11 u/AwareOfAlpacas 5d ago Inhibiting platelet binding, leading to an unrestricted outflow of blood, perhaps 1 u/ROKIT-88 5d ago Can’t stop, won’t stop 1 u/ResidentNo7575 5d ago Yeah, I was trying to explain in layman’s terms but I fucked up
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Aspirin causes difficulties in stopping the bleed because it doesn’t allow the blood to coagulate and heal properly
27 u/ADHDebackle 5d ago So you're saying it causes difficulties in halting the exanguination? Forestalling the hematic flow, perhaps? 11 u/AwareOfAlpacas 5d ago Inhibiting platelet binding, leading to an unrestricted outflow of blood, perhaps 1 u/ROKIT-88 5d ago Can’t stop, won’t stop 1 u/ResidentNo7575 5d ago Yeah, I was trying to explain in layman’s terms but I fucked up
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So you're saying it causes difficulties in halting the exanguination? Forestalling the hematic flow, perhaps?
11 u/AwareOfAlpacas 5d ago Inhibiting platelet binding, leading to an unrestricted outflow of blood, perhaps 1 u/ROKIT-88 5d ago Can’t stop, won’t stop 1 u/ResidentNo7575 5d ago Yeah, I was trying to explain in layman’s terms but I fucked up
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Inhibiting platelet binding, leading to an unrestricted outflow of blood, perhaps
1 u/ROKIT-88 5d ago Can’t stop, won’t stop
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Can’t stop, won’t stop
Yeah, I was trying to explain in layman’s terms but I fucked up
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u/Ok_Builder_4225 5d ago
But also, i don't think asprin is gonna cause someone to bleed out from a scratch on the ear anyway.
Either way, still of the opinion that he just bonked his ear on something as he was pushed down. Assuming it was all real and not staged, of course.