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Should everyone take an aspirin a day?
An aspirin a day keeps the doctor away...but the answer is not entirely straightforward. Now experts have given their verdict and here is a simple guideline.
YOU SHOULD BE TAKING DAILY ASPIRIN IF.....
- You are middle aged with a family bowel cancer history
- You have suffered a heart attack
- You have suffered a stroke or TIA (mini Stroke)
- If you are more than 12 weeks pregnant and taking a flight of more than six hours (three days before and three days after the flight)
- You have history of pre-ecla.mpsia (swelling of feet, high blood pressure and protein in urine during pregnancy) In subsequent pregnancy aspirin is recommended.
- Women who have suffered three or more unexplained miscarriages should ask their doctor to have test for Hughes syndrome.
DO NOT BOTHER TAKING DAILY ASPIRIN IF........
- You live unhealthy life as aspirin will counter act these bad habits
- You are worried about breast cancer
- Are worried about deep vein thrombosis (DVT: blood clotting in veins) after an operation
WHAT ARE THE RISKS?
- Your daily dose should not exceed 81 mg per day after food
- Those with history of stomach ulcer should take aspirin only after discussing with your doctor
- Aspirin can cause asthma attacks in 10% of adults If you suffer from asthma talk to your doctor before taking aspirin even for headache
- If you have allergy to aspirin, bleeding disorder, or bleeds easily talk to your doctor before taking aspirin
DEFINITELY TALK TO YOUR DOCTOR BEFORE TAKING ASPIRIN. |
Medical Committee
Anjuman-e-Asghari 2012
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Ansar Ahmed MD. MRCP (UK): Neurologist
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Fatima Jaffer: BS, RN, CNP: Registered Nurse, Certified Nurse Practitioner-Pediatrics
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Mohamed Jaffer Karim: Pharm. D: Doctor of Pharmacy
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Amir Monzavi OD: Doctor of Optometry
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Abdulhussein Nathani: MD Hospitalist
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Zahra A Nathani: MHA (Master of Health Administration)
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Shabnam Sabur: BS, RN: Registered Nurse
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Mohamed Remtulla
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