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Aspirin
Aspirin or acetylsalicylic acid is used primarily as an anti-inflammatory medication, and to relieve minor pains, aches and fever. However, the main undesirable side effect of too much intake of aspirin includes tinnitus, stomach bleeding and gastrointestinal ulcers.
1,703 Questions
Is Bayer aspirin made by Monsanto?
No, but the two companies are connected in ownership by investors. Bayer purchased Monsanto in 2017.
Amitriptyline tablets are they save to take if you are on blood pressure tablets and aspirin?
before you take any pill you are not shure about you should consult with your doctor
Does Rapid Release Tylenol Contain Aspirin?
No, it contains acetaminophen as the only active ingredient.
My dog is holding his back leg up i think he's pulled a muscle would aspirin or Motrin help pain?
my three year old bichion fries has had a leg problem since last October after many visits to a vet they still don't know what the problem is at the moment he goes once a week to have therapy on the leg he also has accupuncher but he just don't seem to be getting any better they wont operate as they say this is not necessary and with therapy should make a full recovery just pleased that i got him insured as i would never have been able to give he the treatment that he is getting at the moment. good luck and hope your dog get better a lot faster then mine x
Is taking aspirin good for heart attacks and stroke patients?
Aspirin is generally recommended to reduce the sorts of inflammation typically associated with the hardening of the interior lining of the arterial vessels that lead to the heart (a condition referred to as atherosclerosis or arteriosclerosis) and to reduce one's chances of suffering, therefore, a heart attack or stroke, either one of which involves usually a blockage or "occlusion" inside an artery.
Such a blockage, when it occurs inside the brain, may lead to the medical event called stroke. Such a blockage, when it occurs inside the heart, may lead to a medical event called a (massive) heart attack. Either event is potentially fatal. Aspirin contains properties within it that can dissolve these blockages, thereby reducing and limiting the devastating impact of such medical events or eliminating entirely the event from occurring altogether.
In stroke patients (I suffered and survived a hemorrhagic stroke), aspirin may or may not be a choice of doctors to administer to a stroke patient.
There are two types of stroke: an Ischemic stroke and Hemorrhagic stroke.
The former involves a blockage (or "occlusion") of an artery inside the brain. The latter involves a rupture of or tear in the wall of the artery inside the brain.
Therefore, aspirin or any other blood-thinning medications will be generally recommended for Ischemic stroke victims. However, for Hemorrhagic stroke victims, aspirin or other blood-thinning medications will generally NOT be administered to the patient because such agents may possibly attenuate (that is, "make thinner") the interior lining of the arterial vessel inside the brain, thereby exacerbating one's current hemorrhagic stroke condition by elevating the possibility of another "brain bleed" (aka, hemorrhagic stroke) inside the brain.
In sum, administering aspirin as part of one's post-care stroke recovery wll largely depend on the type of stroke one has suffered. Aspirin may generally be recommended as part of one's post-treatment convalescence in the case of a heart attack.
Can you take aspirin and amoxicillin together?
Yes, if both drugs are required for you. There is no significant interaction between Amoxil and Aspirin.
Will taking 4 aspirin mask vicodin before a urine test?
Umm.. No. But if it makes you feel better, by all means!
What is the most common side effect of lumbar punctures?
For most people, the most common side effect after the removal of CSF is a headache. This occurs in 10-30% of adult patients and in up to 40% of children.
How many moles of aspirin (C9H8O4) contain 5.0x1024 atoms of Carbon?
2.6 moles C9H8O4 (9 moles C/1 mole C9H8O4)(6.022 X 10^23/ 1mole C)
= 1.4 X 10^25 atoms of carbon
Why use ethanol and water for recrystallisation of aspirin?
Ethanol is used because the Aspirin can dissolve into it however when it is then added into the water the aspirin can dissolve so comes back and re appears and as it reappears it comes back purer than before
What amount of aspirin is in alka-seltzer?
There are 325 mg of aspirin in one tablet of the original alka-seltzer. There is a modern version called alka-seltzer gold that contains no aspirin.
How aspirin causes increased prothrombin time?
It decreases synthesis of thromboxane A2 and prostaglandins to increase bleeding time. It does not affect PT or PTT. Prothrombin time unaffected!
Does ibuprofen acetaminophen or aspirin dissolve the quikest in water?
Acetaminophen is only slightly water soluble. If the water is near freezing almost 0% of the acetaminophen will dissolve.
As for the rest, idk.
Why should a person who suffers from peptic ulcers avoid the use of aspirin?
Aspirin has many properties that are good for us and bad for us. Aspirin is an NSAID or Non-steroidal Anti Inflammatory Drug. It causes the stomach to stop producing mucus that protects it from the stomach acid. It will react with the ulcer causing it to bleed more.
Aleve is naproxin sodium, chemically unrelated to the other NSAIDs.
Where does the raw material for aspirin come from?
The raw material for aspirin comes from the bark of the white willow tree. The medicinal use was first discovered in 1763.
Blood creatine levels for adult male?
In the United States the normal creatinine levels in the blood for an adult male are 0.7 mg/dl to 1.2 mg/dl . Some other countries use the unit of measurement μmol/litre.
If aspirin is a blood thinner then what is its opposite medication?
Vitamin K (formulated medically under the brand name Aquamephyton).
How many milligrams are in one aspirin?
It depends on what type of aspirin you're talking about. A low-dose is 81mg and a regular aspirin is 325 mg.
