Aspirin

Aspirin is not coated in an abortive drug, but if it is taken at the time of conception or in the very early stages of pregnancy, it can increase the risk of miscarriage.

The main problem with taking aspirin later on in pregnancy is that aspirin can delay labor and has increase in complications related to bleeding.

There has been some debate as to whether taking aspirin during pregnancy will cause a detrimental effect on the heart and lungs of the developing baby. The viewpoints range from it may cause in increase in risk to no increase in risk, but neither side says it is beneficial.

So, unless you are prescribed aspirin by your doctor to treat some specific conditions, you shouldn't take it while pregnant.

All "aspirins" are acetylsalisylic acid. Aspirin was the trade name and acetylsalisylic acid is the chemical name.

yes it does i think that that is so stupid

You would NEVER give a dog Xanax for sedation. Human medications do not mix well with dogs or any animals & can cause death. Check with your Veterinarian about what sort of sedation to give your dog that would be safe.

I was 29 and told the same thing, once. Then one day a few years later, I almost bled to death from a hemorrhagic duodenal ulcer from daily aspirin use.

If you have high blood pressure at the tender age of 29 look at your lifestyle:

1 your weight

2 your salt intake/diet

3 how much do you exercise?

4 stress

5 Other factors such as smoking or excessive caffeine intake.

There are meds that can lower blood pressure, take them, but make DAMNED sure you follow a healthful lifestyle. An aspirin a day just won't cut it.

Yes, aspirin powder dissolves in water, but it is not highly soluble. The solubility of aspirin in water is limited, meaning that while some of it will dissolve, a significant portion may remain undissolved, especially at room temperature. This property is related to its chemical structure and the presence of hydrophobic groups. For effective dissolution, it may be better to use warm water or a buffer solution.

what is the differences between paracetamol syrup and suspension? Is there any benefit in choosing suspension formulation?

No. The tendency to have cellulite is genetic. Nothing will eliminate it.

No, aspirin is good for the heart and circulation because of it's anti clotting action.

Norco is a very large north American Bicycle company, it is also a pain relieving drug and the name of two cities, one in Louisiana and one in California.

Yes, but you usually have to crush it somewhat or it will take all day. The coated aspirin won't.

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No. A painkiller and soda will not help against a pregnancy.

Absolutely not. Once a bottle of any type of medication is purchased and leaves the store it may not be resold if returned for any reason. It will need to be returned to the manufacturer. If you are caught reselling medication by Health Inspectors you may be subject to severe penalties.

More so, if you do and someone gets sick or dies, you can be subject to criminal and civil liability (wrongful death suits are one of the most expensive awards, typically in the millions).

yes

I've done this. I've taken three advil and three hydroxycut and it honestly is one of the worst things I've ever experienced. You just shake really badly and you get cold sweats. Don't do it.

The alternative medications for aspirin in the 1960s and 1970s were paracetamol (acetaminophen) and ibuprofen.

Asprin is used to treat moderate pain inflamations. Some times it can be used to prevent heart attack . So asprin won't increase menstrual blood flow

Yes the temperature does matter the liquid needs to be hotter. The liquid is that the aspirin is in the faster the aspirin will dissolve.

Yes you can give a dog aspirin..BUT.. be careful not to use human aspirin as this tends to be stronger and can be extremely toxic to dog's. The best thing to do is pick up some aspirin that has been designed specifically for dogs. There are quite a lot of good dog aspirin that you can pick up off of www.amazon.com, that will come with dosage guidelines.

I would call the vet. Could be toxic. They can have aspirin, but it needs to be diluted with water and then given in a syringe and only a certain amount from that.. As far as what to do, the vet would tell you that.

No it doesn't

Tylox does have aspirin in it

Rehydration by drinking water is the best thing to do. Aspirin tablets won't help, and may irritate the stomach lining, especially if dehydrated.

No, Sulfur is an element.

Aspirin is an organic molecule (C9H8O4) which contains Carbon, Hydrogen, and Oxygen (all of which are elements).

Penicillin is a larger class of antibiotics which were originally extracted from Penicillum fungi. These are all organic molecules.

Now you could ask the question do aspirin or penicillin contain sulfur.

The answer would be, aspirin does not contain sulfur but "Penicillin" could contain sulfur depending on which derivative of penicillin is being discussed because penicillin is a large class of molecules that share a common core structure.