10 BASIC TIPS TO KNOW ABOUT ASPIRIN

Aspirin

10 BASIC TIPS TO KNOW ABOUT ASPIRIN

1. Aspirin deaden pain and so bring relief, but by making them indiscriminately, these is a possible risk that more serious medical symptoms will so unnoticed as the pain dies down.

2. Aspirin are not a cure. They are pain killers, and should be treated as such.

3. If you have persistent ache or pain, you should seek medical advice to find the cause, rather than dose yourself with aspirins. Doctors agree that aspirins are invaluable for the relief of headaches, menstruation pains Monday morning surgeries would be even more packed with patients. The only provisions are that they urge caution when taking them.

4. Some elderly people take aspirins night and morning habitually – which could be dangerous unless done under medical supervision. This is because aspirin is acetyl-salicylic acid, which can irritate the lining of the stomach and cause slight internal bleeding. That dies not mean that every time you take an aspirin you lose the risk though, that prolonged dosage will cause bleeding.

5. “Nobody should take more than three aspirins at a time.” Never take more than six in one day unless on medical advice.

6. The best way to take aspirins, and thus minimize their effect on the stomach, is either crushed in water or during meal. However, people with stomach ulcers r tummy upsets should avoid them altogether because of the risk of internal bleeding.

7. Like all drugs, they should certainly be kept out of the reach of children. Should a child swallow one or two aspirins, you should try t make him sick, either by sticking your fingers at the back of his throat or giving him salty water to drink. When a larger amount of aspirin is swallowed, it might e necessary for his stomach to be washed out.

8. Aspirins can kill, though people who take the intending to commit suicide may fail because big overdoses are sometime rejected by the stomach. At an inquest on a woman who died of aspirin poisoning, the anthologist said that five tablets could be regarded as a “dangerous dose.”

9. Apart from killing pain, aspirins reduce inflammation and therefore are invaluable in the treatment of rheumatism. Nevertheless, rheumatism suffers should consult their doctors before taking daily dose. The medical world agrees however that it is one of the “miracle” pill or our time.

10. Today salicylic acid, the chief ingredient in aspirin, is made synthetically out of a mixture of phenol and caustic soda which is dried in a rotating ball with added carbon dioxide.

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