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hlthe2b

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6. Rebound effects are real. He should stop only if advised to do so by doctor (pref. his cardiologist

Wed Jan 8, 2020, 08:31 PM

Jan 2020

and monitored while stopping.

Stopping daily aspirin therapy can have a rebound effect that may increase risk of heart attack. If you have had a heart attack or a stent placed in one or more of your heart arteries, stopping daily aspirin therapy can lead to a life-threatening heart attack.

There is a definite risk-benefit equation that should be performed by the cardiologist in deciding to have him stop and determining what steps to take to monitor him while doing so.

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Low does aspirin [View all] Callalily Jan 2020 OP

I vaguely remember some finding somewhere where a side effect applegrove Jan 2020 #1

No, I think he started it Callalily Jan 2020 #7

I took it for years, then quit cold turkey last year Croney Jan 2020 #2

Interesting. Thanks for responding. Callalily Jan 2020 #10

If his doctor says he does not need it, he should just ask him how he can wean off of the aspirin. vsrazdem Jan 2020 #3

You are right, and I wish that he asked Callalily Jan 2020 #8

Asprins main ingredient is salicylic acid... certain foods have salicylates mitch96 Jan 2020 #4

I never knew that. Callalily Jan 2020 #11

New studies indicate brain bleeding from low dose use. Cattledog Jan 2020 #5

I've read this information too. Callalily Jan 2020 #9

Rebound effects are real. He should stop only if advised to do so by doctor (pref. his cardiologist hlthe2b Jan 2020 #6

I totally agree with you. Callalily Jan 2020 #12