1891 Census - 5 & 6th April. 1901 Census - 31st March & 1st April. 1911 Census - 2nd & 3rd April. Details recorded in the 1841 Census: - Address (vague). - Names. - Age: (a) 15 and under exact age, (b) over 15 recorded to the lowest 5 years e.g. someone age 56, 57, 58 or 59 would be recorded as 55.891 Census - 5 & 6th April. 1901 Census - 31st March & 1st April. 1911 Census - 2nd & 3rd April. Details recorded in the 1841 Census: - Address (vague). - Names. - Age: (a) 15 and under exact age, (b) over 15 recorded to the lowest 5 years e.g. someone age 56, 57, 58 or 59 would be recorded as 55.
heart attack, supraventricular tachycardia, aspirin, prevention of thromboembolism in atrial fibrillation, pacemaker, cramp, knee, leg cramp. Details: I have a pacemaker and have had a long history of svt and afib.
Because of its anti-clotting properties, a daily aspirin is believed to help prevent stroke and heart attacks while reducing the risk for heart disease [source: Mayo Clinic]. As with any medicine, however, it can have side effects. One you might not have thought about is how it affects your skin. One of the most common skin-related side effects of extended aspirin use is bruising. Bruises are caused when capillaries are damaged and allow blood to leak visibly underneath the skin.