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If my resting heart rate is at 106 and iam in a foreign country can i take a baby aspirin 81 mg when i take it it goes down but how may aday is safe ?
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Aspirin: will NOT lower your heart rate or BP. it is no longer recommended to prevent heart attack and in fact, has been shown to be detrimental. Heart rate of 106 is barely above normal ( 60-100 ). Get examined in the country you are visiting and get an EKG.
Answered 5/27/2019
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