Bros, why does this happen to me and what does it mean?

[Smokescreen]

Aspirin Carth! Try it for a weel,one is all you need.
Frankly i'm bigger and i've never had that problem.


RADAR

What? You take an aspirin ED before going to bed? ED?????

 

[blut wump]

It's also recommended by many to protect your heart.

 

[roidpuple]

how does asprin thin your blood.... what is acually going on?? what is being removed or added ....??? thanks

 

[DIVISION]

how does asprin then your blood.... what is acually going on?? what is being removed or added ....??? thanks

Lil' RoiderPuple.....

Asparin thins the blood, thus allowing smoother blood flow....



DIV

 

[blut wump]

I think it's main effect with respect to the blood is on clotting agents and thus it does what Division mentions and helps to inhibit the formation of thromboses.

 

[DIVISION]

I think it's main effect with respect to the blood is on clotting agents and thus it does what Division mentions and helps to inhibit the formation of thromboses.

Thrombosis is a real bitch.......deep vein thrombosis is serious......like losing your legs serious.



DIV

 

[blut wump]

Thrombosis is a real bitch.......deep vein thrombosis is serious......like losing your legs serious.



DIV

Best avoid that one, then.

 

[Smokescreen]

And taking aspirin ED before bed is OK to do? Won't this cause some problems of some sort? What about stomach problems?

 

[roidpuple]

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[blut wump]

IANAD but I know that some quantity of aspirin ED is recommended for anyone who has had a heart attack but I can't recall the dose. Not necessarily before bed.

I just did a quick google for 'aspirin heart attack' and got lots of results. There's a good article here which basically says don't take it if you are not at risk from heart attack but do if you are. Most of the search results seem to say the same thing. It does inhibit clotting etc. However, if you're on cycle then your BP is probably highly elevated and then maybe you should take about 75mg ED. The sides are possible gastrointestinal bleeding. Not sure about any extra strain on the liver.

Like with everything else going into your body, do some research.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/1168850.stm