How does aspirin affect your heart rate?

Answer 1

First I should say if your under 18 do not take aspirin. My mom had a friend who's son died from taking it at 17. You can die from too much or taking it underage as a regular even small dose. You are supposed to talk to your doctor about aspirin. By the way pepto bismo has asprirn in it.

With that being said, I'm pretty sure some people take it daily so they don't get a heart attack or stroke if your in the danger zone of high blood pressure or in cholesterol. So if you are over 18 talk to your doctor about taking aspirin. Exercise, eating right, and taking Cholest Off, fish oil, and prescription medicine is a good way to keep it down.

Death by heart problems happen more often than death by cancer, so get your cholesterol and blood pressure checked asap (as soon as possible)!

PS- cancer cannot survive in an alkaline body.

Answer 2

A heart attack is caused by blood clotting. Aspirin keeps the blood from clotting, which will help prevent the patient from having another heart attack.

Answer 3

Aspirin thins the blood. When the blood is thinned, the heart does not labor as much to pump it through the body.

Answer 4

Besides being an analgesic, aspirin thins the blood, making it easier for the stressed heart, or blocked artery, the pass blood.

Answer 5

It thins the blood. The thinner the blood the more likely it will get past the clogged artery.

Answer 6

It does not affect your heart rate. Unless you severely overdose and die. Then your heart rate will be very very low, 0.

Answer 7

Aspirin helps prevent blood clots from forming on plaque deposits, reducing the likelihood of a heart attack and stroke.

Answer 8

No, aspirin is a blood thinner, which means it slows the blood's ability to clot.

Answer 9

No, aspirin is only good for head aches.