Question 1

is it ok to take diamox (acetazolamide) and low dose aspirin? also, if i stop taking diamox (acetazolamide) how long before it 'leaves my system' so i can take aspirin or the like?

Accepted Answer

Acetazolamide &amp; ASA: Serious complications have been reported with concomitant use of Acetazolamide &amp; high dose aspirin. An alternative to Acetazolamide may be an option if aspirin is a necessity. Low dose aspirin may be used while under regular observation by a physician. Acetazolamide clears the body within 1 to 2 days and aspirin can be stated within a day as instructed by your doctor.

Question 2

if you have afib and take enteric coated 81 low dose aspirin and it leaves big blood splotches on your skin, can you just take half of one every other?

Accepted Answer

Not from aspirin: Are you on anticoagulation med? If your purple splotches are mostly arms + hands, then it is senile purpura which is due to thin/ fragile senile skin. Aspirin does not do this. Plavix, coumidin, Eliquis, etc. may cause senile purpura to be worse. Enteric coating aspirin does not make it safer but makes it ineffective half the time. Correct dose is 1 chewable baby aspirin a day. You need not chew i

Question 3

combiflame is an aspirin?

Accepted Answer

No: It contains Ibuprofen ; paracetamol.

Question 4

is there aspirin in percoset ip203?

Accepted Answer

No: Percocet contains Acetaminophen (tylenol) and oxycodone.

Question 5

i's panadine fort have aspirin in it?

Accepted Answer

No: It is a combination of Codeine and a tylenol-like drug.  It does not contain aspirin.

Question 6

how many bayers (aspirin) are too many to take?

Accepted Answer

ASA: If your an adult and take it with food and not repetitive 2 or 3 at once for pain is ok but most take one or two. Higher doses repetitively can lead to chronic overdosing with GI effects, ringin in the ears, dizzyness and even bleeding problems.

Question 7

are there any dangers in taking aspirin and not eating?

Accepted Answer

Yes,: Stomach upset or discomfort, which is the most common side effect. Taking Aspirin with food may help.

Question 8

is it ok to take aspirin everyday?

Accepted Answer

Consult your doctor: Aspirin taken daily, in low doses, may reduce the risk of heart disease and cancer, but it has deleterious effects as well.  You should consult your doctor before self medicating with Aspirin or any other drug/medication.

Question 9

what could happen if you overdose on aspirin?

Accepted Answer

If you are having: thoughts about killing yourself,  get seen at the nearest emergency room now. Have a friend or relative drive you or call 911 for emergency services for transport. You can call the National suicide hotlines 24/7 at 1-800-suicide (1-800-784-2433) or 1-800-273 – talk (1-800-273-8255) for support.

Question 10

are there any repercussions of taking daily aspirin?

Accepted Answer

Stomach irritation: Stomach irritation ( gastritis) is common and a slight increased risk of bleeding is expected.

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Is it ok to take diamox (acetazolamide) and low dose aspirin? also, if i stop taking diamox (acetazolamide) how long before it 'leaves my system' so i can take aspirin or the like?

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If you have afib and take enteric coated 81 low dose aspirin and it leaves big blood splotches on your skin, can you just take half of one every other?

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Combiflame is an aspirin?

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Is there aspirin in percoset ip203?

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I's panadine fort have aspirin in it?

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How many bayers (aspirin) are too many to take?

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Are there any dangers in taking aspirin and not eating?

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Is it ok to take aspirin everyday?

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What could happen if you overdose on aspirin?

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Are there any repercussions of taking daily aspirin?

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