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Daily aspirin therapy can be beneficial for certain types of people. 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.
Like gray hair, wrinkles and the ability to remember your second-grade teacher's name but forget how you banged your shin this week, it's normal to bruise more frequently as you age. Your skin becomes thinner, and your capillaries (itsy-bitsy blood vessels) become more fragile, so a tiny bump can cause a bruise. And, yes, aspirin's blood-thinning effects intensify this. But thinner blood that doesn't clump up and clot easily is what you need and what your doc is after. That said, alert your physician if the bruising increases. Normally, frequent bruising can signal more serious conditions, including leukemia and other blood disorders. But yours is probably a not-unexpected result of a treatment that's otherwise good for you.