How does Aspirin know where to go?
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How come it does not just work on the As-?
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Aspirin contains an anticoagulant and that helps prevent the clotting that sometimes leads to a coronary problem.\n\nThat same anticoagulant is the reason blood banks prefer you not take aspirin before donating blood as it can thin it so much as to cause problems.
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The small bottle contains chemicals that help to keep the aspirin dry and fresh.
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The minute a patient has a heart attack, I start ordering five drugs:  aspirin, plavix, an acei inhibitor, a beta blocker, and a statin.  Pretty standard stuff.  Pretty expensive, unfortunately.
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It depends on the medication mostly. But yes many medications can cause bleeding on their own, and the chances of this are increased if you take it along with other medications.\n\nNSAIDs (Non-steroidal anti inflammatory drugs) have this as a side effect. this is why many people who take aspirin on a daily basis are advised to take the aspirin ec, which is entericoated and causes the  medication to be released inthe intestinal tract rather than the stomach.\n\nOther meds inthe NSAID category are ibuprofen (advil and motrin), and naproxen sodium (aleve). These should not be taken together.\n\nIf you take aspirin as a maintenance drug and need a pain reliever, it would be wise to ask your doctor for specific instruction but mostly they recommend tylenol (acetometaphen) since it is not an NSAID and doesn't upset the stomach as much.\n\nAny time an NSAID is taken, drink milk or take it after eating something.
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There are pros and cons to taking ANY medicine, including an aspirin. You have to decide if you are miserable enough to use the medication properly and let it work, or worry about the side effects it can cause.  Asthma is serious and needs medical attention. If your doctor has given you this medication, it is because he/she feels it will work to relieve your symptoms. If it isn't working after you use it faithfully and the way it is prescribed, then you need to let your doctor know.
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You go to a doctor and he will examine you to determine if you do need it. If you do, he will write a prescription, which you then take to a pharmacy, and they will sell it to you.
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Well assuming you crushed aspirin in one vase, tylenol in the 2nd, and motrin in the 3rd, your variable is the medicine which you put into the water.\n\nYou should also have a 4th vase with the same arrangement with just pure water, as a control. Then you'd be able to tell which medicine makes the flowers fresh longer compared with the natural state, not just the other medicines.
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aspirin\nTylenol\nMotrin\nnaprosyn\nothers
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Salicylic acid is found in willow bark.  Fredric Hoffman (1898) found a way to add an acetyl group to it so it did not have the unpleasant side effect of stomach cramps.  It was first patented by Bayer later that year as "acetylsalicylic acid".
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Salicylic acid - the precursor to aspirin
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If you are taking it every day, you should stick to one.  Be careful with more as aspirin causes the blood to thin and that can be dangerous if you get cut or injured.  Also, too many over time will upset your stomach.
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Condoms and aspirin.  Got the excuses covered.
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In theory, taking an aspirin each day prevents clots, which can be bad if you start bleeding.  Whether from injuries, aneurysms, or ailments.  You and your doc should weigh the risks to see if you need to take an aspirin.
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While aspirin isn't a scam and it does work for reducing heart attacks, I prefer to use Garlic pills. You avoid giving the drug companies their money, and end up having a safer yet more potent supplement. Just remember not to take it if your blood is really thin. Also essential oils of lavender, marjoram, rosemary, ylang ylang, cypress, and jasmine all have the same abilities with a nicer scent. To get more information on this feel free to e-mail me at K_Bianconi@yahoo.com or look go to the link https://www.youngliving.org/Gramora It is the site that I buy my oils from and get a lot of information on aromatherapy at.
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Your body makes molecules that stimulate inflammation (pain, swelling, etc.) To make these molecules you body uses an enzyme called cyclooxygenase (COX) and aspirin blocks this enzyme so that the inflammatory mediators don't get made.
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Aspirin has been around for a long time. \n\nThe precursor to asprin was willow tree bark. Hippocrates, a Greek physician, wrote in the 5th century BC about a bitter powder extracted from willow bark that could ease aches and pains and reduce fevers.\n\nIn 1853, a French chemist named Charles Frederic Gerhardt neutralized salicylic acid by buffering it with sodium (sodium salicylate) and acetyl chloride, creating acetosalicylic anhydride.  This is modern asprin.