Question 1

is it safe to take baby aspirin (doctor prescribed) and drink a glass hemp milk?

Accepted Answer

Commercially made?: If so, then should not be any problems with either the baby aspirin (it doesn't know your age...and tastes better) or the hemp milk. Good luck and good health.

Question 2

i took one aleve, (naproxen) and one bayer back 500mg aspirin/ 35mg caffeine before i knew they were safe. i have ate and drank milk will i be okay, no bleeding?

Accepted Answer

1 episode no bleedin: A single overdose of aspirin and nsaid will not usually cause bleeding.  Nsaid and aspirin are best not taken together or in the same time frame.

Question 3

a long time ago when i was 16, i overdosed on 23 aspirin. my parents tried to force me to drink milk. i never got medical treatment for it and ended up in severe pain and loss of hearing for a week. can that cause long term damage? i'm 24 now?

Accepted Answer

: A single overdose should be entirely reversible (generally within several days or a week or 2). Overdose from long term excessive use - maybe not so much. See your ear doctor.

Question 4

can i take milk of magnesia (magnesium hydroxide) if i take abuterol,singulair,bystolic,amildopine ,zyretex,klonipin,asprin,musinex is there any drug interaction?

Accepted Answer

No: milk of magnesia (magnesium hydroxide) is not appreciably absorbed and works mostly in the intestines to increase fluid intake into the bowel to promote a bowel movement.  If taken in excess it can cause fluid loss and dehydration, which could effect your other meds.  If taken as prescribed, it should not cause problems, but talk to your doctor and/or pharmacist to be sure.

Question 5

is it safe to take aspirin before you donate plasma?

Accepted Answer

Safe for you: It is safe for you but may not be safe for the recipient. It would be preferable to avoid taking aspirin for three days before donating. If you need pain relief, taking acetaminophen would be better.
I applaud you for doing your civic duty by donating.
Wish you good health! - Have a diet rich in fresh vegetables, fruits, whole grains, milk and milk products, nuts, beans, legumes, lentils and small amounts of lean meats. Avoid saturated fats. Drink enough water daily, so that your urine is mostly colorless. Exercise at least 150 minutes/week and increase the intensity of exercise gradually. Do not use tobacco, alcohol, weed or street drugs in any form. 
Practice safe sex, if you have sex.

Question 6

is it safe to take aspirin in pregnancy?

Accepted Answer

Sometimes: We use Aspirin in pregnancy under certain medical conditions, and only if there are no alternative medications. Monitoring its use by your doctor will insure it's safety. Generally though, we recommend Acetaminophen for things like headache, sore throat, pain, or fever.

Question 7

is it safe to take aspirin while pregnant?

Accepted Answer

No: This is not an absolute no.  Generally we recommend against Aspirin use during pregnancy, however, there are some conditions in which Aspirin therapy can be beneficial.

Question 8

is it safe to take aspirin orally to reduce cystic acne inflammation?

Accepted Answer

Yes, but...: It won't work. Topical salicylates including Aspirin have been used for mild acne, but cystic acne is a serious, non-lifestyle-related chronic disease that is a grave professional and personal liability and it needs to be addressed by a competent physician, usually a dermatologist who an manage Isotretinoin  therapy.

Question 9

is it safe to take aspirin without pain? i did take some because my legs are sore, but i'm wondering if its safe to take it without pain?

Accepted Answer

Unclear: Why would you take any medicine just to take it? All meds have side effects, and Aspirin can cause bleeding and GI distress. Unless it is recommended for prevention of heart attack, or other indication, should not be taken absent pain.

Question 10

is it safe to take aspirin or tylenol (acetaminophen) if you have hepatitis c?

Accepted Answer

Tylenol (acetaminophen) and Liver: The short answer is that tylenol (acetaminophen) is used for transplant patients with certain restrictions: it can be safe.
For a normal adult, no more than 2 grams/day with no alcohol. For a variety of reasons, even social alcohol and tylenol (acetaminophen) do not mix.
Aspirin and nsaids should be avoided by those with liver disease.
These are general guideliens, of course. Speak with your GI or liver specialist as needed.

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Is it safe to take aspirin and milk

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Is it safe to take baby aspirin (doctor prescribed) and drink a glass hemp milk?

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I took one aleve, (naproxen) and one bayer back 500mg aspirin/ 35mg caffeine before i knew they were safe. i have ate and drank milk will i be okay, no bleeding?

A member asked:

A long time ago when i was 16, i overdosed on 23 aspirin. my parents tried to force me to drink milk. i never got medical treatment for it and ended up in severe pain and loss of hearing for a week. can that cause long term damage? i'm 24 now?

A member asked:

Can i take milk of magnesia (magnesium hydroxide) if i take abuterol,singulair,bystolic,amildopine ,zyretex,klonipin,asprin,musinex is there any drug interaction?

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Is it safe to take aspirin before you donate plasma?

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Is it safe to take aspirin in pregnancy?

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Is it safe to take aspirin while pregnant?

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Is it safe to take aspirin orally to reduce cystic acne inflammation?

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Is it safe to take aspirin without pain? i did take some because my legs are sore, but i'm wondering if its safe to take it without pain?

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Is it safe to take aspirin or tylenol (acetaminophen) if you have hepatitis c?

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