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Can daily ingestion of 600-1200 mg of aspirin cause any side effects? 62 yr old woman uses 125ct 325mg aspirin every month
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The : The maximum recommended dose of Aspirin per day is 4 grams(4000mg). However daily ingestion of 600-1200mg is quite a bit and may result in GI effects (ulcers, abdominal pain, pancreatitis, etc); headaches, low blood pressure, potassium abnormalites etc.Etc the list goes on and on. The person in question should visit her primary care provider and go over other safer options to manage her pain.
Answered 12/9/2018
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