HAS ANY BODY HAD TROUBLE USING 81MG ASPIRIN TO HELP FROM HAVING A STRO

Posted by cominer1 @cominer1, 14 hours ago

USING 81MG ASPIRIN FOR STROKE, OR AS A BLOOD THINNER

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What sort of trouble do you imagine or have your heard about? Or are you already taking it and having a problem of some sort?

This may be more than you are willing to share, and I'd understand perfectly if that is the case....but, do you have a risk, or series of risks, that have you taking the aspirin? I am on a Direct Oral Anti-Coagulant, or DOAC, one of the recently developed novel anti-coagulants that use a different clotting mechanism as their targets. Aspirin has its limited use as a prophylactic against stroke, but it is limited...and that is why the better choices for some of us who have a CHA2DS2-VASc score higher than about 1.5 is one of the DOACs. For example, if you have an arrhythmia, or you have non-stablized deposition of plaque (haven't been on a statin for several years by now), you have a risk of mortality associated with displaced clots washed upstream toward the heart or the brain, or into the lungs.

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I have never had a problem from taking aspirin.

I have always found it very helpful. Years ago, I would often take three, 325mg aspirin at a time, two or three times a day.

Since having a stroke, it's one 81mg/day. The 81mg tablets have virtually no effect on me, positive or negative. I take them out of habit.

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@scottrl

I have never had a problem from taking aspirin.

I have always found it very helpful. Years ago, I would often take three, 325mg aspirin at a time, two or three times a day.

Since having a stroke, it's one 81mg/day. The 81mg tablets have virtually no effect on me, positive or negative. I take them out of habit.

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hello have you ever had afib ? cuz you said you had a stroke, and by taking 81mg everyday

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@gloaming

What sort of trouble do you imagine or have your heard about? Or are you already taking it and having a problem of some sort?

This may be more than you are willing to share, and I'd understand perfectly if that is the case....but, do you have a risk, or series of risks, that have you taking the aspirin? I am on a Direct Oral Anti-Coagulant, or DOAC, one of the recently developed novel anti-coagulants that use a different clotting mechanism as their targets. Aspirin has its limited use as a prophylactic against stroke, but it is limited...and that is why the better choices for some of us who have a CHA2DS2-VASc score higher than about 1.5 is one of the DOACs. For example, if you have an arrhythmia, or you have non-stablized deposition of plaque (haven't been on a statin for several years by now), you have a risk of mortality associated with displaced clots washed upstream toward the heart or the brain, or into the lungs.

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HELLO I HAVE BEEN THROUGH ALOT TAKING BLOOD THINNERS THAT CAUSE ALOT OF SIDE AFFECT , FROM BAD HEADACHE TO BLOODING NOSE FOR ALONG TIME ECT, THATS WHY I ASK ABOUT 81MG ASPIRIN,

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@cominer1

hello have you ever had afib ? cuz you said you had a stroke, and by taking 81mg everyday

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Nope. Never had afib, at least not that I know of.

The cause of my stroke is unknown, though I have a suspicion.

I talk about it on my YouTube channel, mostly in Episode 5.
http://www.youtube.com/@srlucado/videos

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@cominer1

hello have you ever had afib ? cuz you said you had a stroke, and by taking 81mg everyday

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Yes, those in my family seem to have high levels of stomach ( hydrochloride acid) production.
My doctor wanted me on Aspirin 81mg
( baby Asa.) once a day for heart issues & stroke history in my family members. I also have SVT.
Anyway, it makes my stomach hurt after 2 days, & I told my PCP that…he still wants me in it so he prescribed Prilosec
20 mg. once a day.
I now can take the once a day baby aspirin, & it no longer bothers me.
Hope this helps, just tell your PCP & they can write you a prescription.

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