Aspirin

[liv2pb]

Does taking aspirin sublingualy bypasses stomach discomfort-stress???


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No that would just hurt the membranes under the tongue. Vitamin c helps when you take it with aspirin and far as mitigating some damage.

 

[socialdfan]

Wondering how daily aspirin may affect users differently regarding elevated liver numbers?

 

[AZE]

I would do it. Your health is your wealth. Dr. Recommend age 45 for men but that is arbitrary. I take every other day because it gives me heart burn. Let your dr. know what your doing.

if you're getting heartburn have you tried the enteric coated ones?

 

[Whey2Heavy]

Wondering what everybody's take on this study is? I was so set on pulling the trigger for year round baby aspirin, but this study has me concerned for my kidneys...

"CONCLUSION:
Mini-dose aspirin, even at a dosage of 75 mg/day, caused significant changes in renal function and UA handling within 1 week in a group of elderly inpatients, mainly in those with preexisting hypoalbuminemia. Given the widespread (and often unmonitored) use of mini-dose aspirin, especially among the elderly, these findings call for clinician alertness as well as for further studies to clarify the mechanisms underlying these phenomena."

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/10643705

It's well known that aspirin isn't recommended for those with existing kidney issues, but I wonder if this translates to some degree in healthy individuals as well? Curious to see if anyone here running it with consistent bloodwork has had issues.

 

[Dens228]

Wondering what everybody's take on this study is? I was so set on pulling the trigger for year round baby aspirin, but this study has me concerned for my kidneys...

"CONCLUSION:
Mini-dose aspirin, even at a dosage of 75 mg/day, caused significant changes in renal function and UA handling within 1 week in a group of elderly inpatients, mainly in those with preexisting hypoalbuminemia. Given the widespread (and often unmonitored) use of mini-dose aspirin, especially among the elderly, these findings call for clinician alertness as well as for further studies to clarify the mechanisms underlying these phenomena."

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/10643705

It's well known that aspirin isn't recommended for those with existing kidney issues, but I wonder if this translates to some degree in healthy individuals as well? Curious to see if anyone here running it with consistent bloodwork has had issues.

I would think it should if you're an elderly patient with hypoalbuminemia.

 

[Whey2Heavy]

I would think it should if you're an elderly patient with hypoalbuminemia.

Noted, which is why I included the bit about it being common to recommend people with kidney issues avoiding NSAIDs, but it's still concerning to see such low dosages causing damage. Maybe it's entirely inapplicable to healthy individuals, but it's enough to merit further "research" as far as seeing how it affects those of us who use AAS, which already stress our kidneys to a certain extent along with everything else that comes with the lifestyle.