Aspirin

SALT COMPOSITION

Aspirin

SALT SYNONYMS

Acetylsalicylic acid

STORAGE

Keep at or below 30°C.

OVERVIEW

An antiplatelet medication called Aspirin Tablet is used to treat and prevent heart attacks, strokes, and angina, or chest pain associated to the heart. It aids in preventing blood clots from forming in your blood arteries. It is a medication that is used extensively to protect the heart. It is normally recommended to take Aspirin Tablet with food in order to avoid stomach upset. The advantages for which you are taking it and how well it relieves your symptoms will determine the appropriate dosage for you. It is important that you follow your doctor's advice. Heartburn or upset stomach, nausea, and vomiting are the most frequent side effects of this medication. Although they are usually not dangerous, contact your doctor about strategies to prevent or lessen them if you are concerned. This medication may occasionally make bleeding more likely (you could develop bruises or nosebleeds, for example). If you have ever experienced an ulcer or bleeding in your stomach or intestine, or if your blood did not clot properly, you should inform your doctor before taking it. Tell your doctor about any asthma, high blood pressure, or liver or renal problems to ensure this medication is safe for you. All other medications you take should be disclosed to your doctor because they may interact with this medication or be affected by it. Before beginning treatment, women who are pregnant or nursing should speak with their doctor. When nursing and in later stages of pregnancy, it is typically not advised. Steer clear of alcohol when using this medication. Your risk of gastrointestinal bleeding may rise if you drink excessively.

ASPIRIN USES

 Treatment and prevention of heart attacks Treatment and prevention of strokes Angina (heart-related chest pain) prevention

ASPIRIN  BENEFITS

 Aspirin  acts as a blood thinner and is used in tiny doses to prevent blood clots from developing in the prevention of angina (heart-related chest discomfort). It stops platelets from adhering to one another, which stops dangerous blood clots from forming. This implies that you have a lower risk of experiencing angina, a heart attack, a stroke, or other blood vessel obstructions. In order to have a preventive effect, it should be taken consistently (typically for the rest of your life) if you are at a high risk of cardiovascular disease. In the treatment and prevention of heart attacks,Aspirin Tablet lowers the risk of subsequent heart attacks or strokes by preventing blood clots from forming in blood arteries. When used in higher dosages,Aspirin Tablet can be used to treat blood clot-induced heart attacks or strokes. It prevents the blood clot that is obstructing the heart's blood supply from getting larger.

SIDE EFFECTSOF ASPIRIN

 The majority of adverse effects go away when your body gets used to the medication and don't require medical attention. Common side effects of Aspirin  include heartburn, increased bleeding tendency, nausea, and upset stomach. If these symptoms persist or cause you concern, see your doctor.

DIRECTION FOR USE  OF ASPIRIN

 Follow your doctor's instructions on the dosage and duration of this medication. Take it all in at once. Never shatter, eat, or crush it. TheAspirin Tablet should be consumed with meals.

WORKING  OF ASPIRIN

A non-steroidal anti-inflammatory medication (NSAID) having anti-platelet properties isAspirin Tablet. It functions by stopping platelets from adhering to one another, hence reducing the risk of dangerous blood clots forming. This reduces the risk of a stroke or heart attack.