What Are the Uses of Aspirin Tablets, and When Should They Be Taken? - #14510
I recently read about aspirin tablets being used for pain relief and heart health, and I want to understand how they work, their benefits, and potential side effects. Some people say that aspirin prevents heart attacks, but I am unsure whether it should be taken daily or only when prescribed by a doctor. Aspirin is a nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID) that helps in reducing pain, inflammation, and blood clot formation. It is commonly used for headaches, muscle pain, fever, and heart attack prevention. Many cardiologists recommend low-dose aspirin for people at risk of heart disease, but it can also cause stomach irritation and bleeding if used excessively. However, I want to know whether natural blood thinners like garlic or turmeric can be alternatives to aspirin. For those who take aspirin tablets, what benefits have you noticed, and were there any side effects? Would love insights into the best uses of aspirin and whether it should be taken long-term for heart health.
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