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I have a friend who takes handful of aspirin in a daily bases why and what can happen to her and what can i do to help her?
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Aspirin overuse. : Someone who takes that many aspirin on a daily basis would certainly be at risk for an ulcer or kidney disease. Why is your friend taking so many aspirin every day? Is there a medical reason? Is there a psychological reason? Helping her would first be in the determination of the reason why she’s taking so many.
Answered 10/28/2017
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