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What does asa 325mg po daily under the medications mean on hospital discharge papers?
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Aspirin: Aspirin = asa. 325mg per day is standard po= per oral or by mouth.
Answered 6/24/2014
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Aspirin: This was a prescription for aspirin at 325 mg per day which is a standard dose which apparently was given for either pain or for fever control.
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