Are there any dangers when taking asprin daily?

Question

Brand:Casprin

Answer 1

Yes, a number of things to watch out for. 1) Gastrointestinal problems. These can range from mild upset and slight burning sensations to a full blown GI bleed which is an emergency situation. 2) Aspirin reduces the ability of the blood to clot. Therefore, you may notice that it takes longer for small cuts to stop bleeding. Also you could notice black and blue marks from bumps you may encounter because there was a small amount of internal bleeding when you bumped into something. 3) There may be interference or interraction between aspirin and other drugs you may be taking.

Finally, your dentist should be informed that you are taking aspirin. Daily aspirin is SERIOUS BUSINESS AND should not be started without consulting your doctor. Hope this helps

Answer 2

the recommended daily dose of 50mg is 1/6 that in a normal aspirin tablet and people normally take twice that for a headache so its 10% of a headache dose daily. at that level there are no dangers only benefits it stops the blood from clotting prematurely (As opposed to thinning the blood which is a warfarin trait which can be dangerous and needs constant attention).

Keep doing it at 50mg a day it will do nothing but help

Answer 3

in a recent study done by the general medical council, they report that whilst taking asprin every day can reduce high blood pressure, after time it can put undue strain upon your heart.
But also some have taken it daily for years and have no side effects, so i suppose its up to you and your doctor.

Answer 4

There are dangers in taking any drug, without knowing your condition or the dose you propose to take the qty and chances of dangers can not be quantified.

If daily doses are required then these should be under a doctors orders and will usually be 50mg-75mg soluble. Aspirin can cause upset stomach by irritating the lining.

Answer 5

Depends, if you are taking a dispersible aspirin every day you are unlikely to suffer any huge problems unless you are subject to stomach ulcers in which case bleeding is possible.

Dispersible aspirin is used to thin the blood and act as a clot dispersant so as to prevent thrombosis that could lead to a heart attack.

Of course you should NOT take aspirin for any length of time unless prescribed by your doctor.

Answer 6

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Answer 7

If you are taking one aspirin daily in order to keep your blood thin, it is a fact that aspirin can corrode the lining of your stomach, however, the lab has brought out a tablet called omeprazole, which protects your stomach lining, and you will never get indigestion again, ok.

Answer 8

No unless you have a preexisting condition that put u at risk for bleeding ex. ulcers. Asprin 81 mg/ day is usually a pretty safe, conservative, and maintenance dose.

Answer 9

Aspirin can cause gastric upset (erosion of the stomach lining). It is used for people who have suffered heart attacks (75mg per day) as it also has the property of reducing the 'stickiness' of platelets, the blood cells that clump together to form clots. There is no evidence that taking aspirin as prophylaxis of heart attacks is beneficial, the adverse effects may outweigh the benefits.

Answer 10

Yes. Aspirin thins your blood so taking it daily can cause complications if you were to have some sort of injury. Your blood will not clot causing extensive bleeding.