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Welcome to Justanswer. Aleve contains Naproxen which belongs to the group of drugs called the NSAIDS (Non steroidal anti inflammatory drugs). Aspirin belongs to the same group of drugs. So yes, although the chances for bleeding, petechiae or bruising are lower than aspiring, these are there for this drug. Hope This Helps.
In addition, they are both available over-the-counter in low doses and via prescription in higher doses. However, the effects of ibuprofen do not tend to last as long as Aleve, so you may have to take it every four to six hours (up to six times a day). Aleve only has to be taken up to three times a day, or every eight hours.