Aspirin and YOU : Be careful not fool

Everyone in the normal life prefers Over the Counter (OTC) medication for any type illness; it may be small or big. Rather than this if, you are taking Aspirin for general body ache or fever then, pay “attention”

As, Aspirin marks the presence anti-inflammatory properties that helps to make blood sleazy. Hence some of the people use this drug to prevent stroke and heart disease.

But some researcher’s warned to avoid uses of this medication and as per the opinion of some researcher’s patients having stroke and heart related problems if continuously using Aspirin may have increased chances of bleeding in the brain.

After this research American college of cardiology and Heart Association changes the user guidelines for the drug Aspirin. As per the American Heart association don’t take Aspirin regularly without permission of medical practitioner.

Research says those patient who are taking Aspirin to prevent heart attack or stroke have faced the problem of bleeding in the brain.

Before this study on an average, one lakh thirty thousand people of an age group of 42 to 74 years old suggests that those people who take Aspirin as a low dose regularly developed and their chances of bleeding in the brain increased by 0.63 %

Research says people's in the Asian countries who have BMI 25 or more than that are likely to have more chances of bleeding in the brain. And also Overaged peoples have more chances of developing clots in the blood; hence some of the doctors prefer Aspirin in order to make blood sleazy.

        These analysts warned youngsters and also people's over age group of 45 years, who are prone to develop heart related disorders must have to be very cautious during the use of Aspirin. Beside this if you are taking Aspirin without prescription then it may turns fetal to your brain or body.   

      Because brain bleeding is a very serious illness and even some times it may be cut throat.

                                                 

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