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Generally unless your at risk of either bleeding or thrombosis/embolism then don’t worry too much about your blood thickness (correct word is coagulability rath
by Engineering-MD 6y ago
Generally unless your at risk of either bleeding or thrombosis/embolism then don’t worry too much about your blood thickness (correct word is coagulability rather than viscosity). It tends to balance and stay In a narrow range in fit and well individuals. I’ve never heard of it impacting on cognition.