If you are meant to chew aspirin when having a heart attack because it works faster, is there any reason you should just swallow regularly instead?

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If you are meant to chew aspirin when having a heart attack because it works faster, is there any reason you should just swallow regularly instead?

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My doctor told me that chewing an aspirin if I think I’m having a heart attack gets into the blood stream faster to help with blood clots. Aspirin seems to make the blood thinner. I’m hoping to read the correct answer on here.