Can aspirin lead to cerebral hemorrhage?

Under normal circumstances, aspirin is not easy to cause cerebral hemorrhage, unless the patient has some risk factors for vascular disease, such as some patients whose blood pressure is not controlled for a long time, high blood pressure, and a large amount of aspirin, then it may make the patient show an increased risk of cerebral hemorrhage. In addition, patients with hematological disorders, such as idiopathic thrombocytopenia in some patients or leukemia in some patients, may show an increased risk of cerebral hemorrhage, and patients with thrombocytosis or platelet dysfunction may show an increased risk of cerebral hemorrhage. If cerebral hemorrhage is caused by taking aspirin, these patients must stop taking the drug promptly.