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Aspirin

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Aspirin is a pain reliever and fever reducer.

Do not take any more aspirin then you really need.
Aspirin may prevent heart attacks. - 26

Key words: Acetylsalicylic-Acid, Analgesic, Anticoagulant, Anti-Inflammatory, Antipyretic, Aspirin, Aspirins, Bayer, Drug, Medication, Pain, White-Willow

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's)

Question: What is a drug?
Answer: A drug is a substance that altered the structure or function of the body. - 337

Question: What is pain?
Answer: Pain is an unpleasant distressing sensation of discomfort in the body or emotional feelings. - 237

Question: What is emotional pain?
Answer: Emotional pain is feeling of irritation, despair or mental suffering. - 238

Question: What causes physical pain?
Answer: Physical Pain may be caused by injury, disease, illness, or muscle cramps and contractions. - 239

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Drugs.com - Prescription Drug Information

Prescription drug information and news. Drug Interactions and Side Effects. Search drug database for comprehensive prescription and patient information on 24,000 drugs online.

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U. S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA)

fda.gov - 260

Pain: MedlinePlus

Pain is a feeling triggered in the nervous system.

nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/pain.html - 728

WebMD Pain Management Center

The latest pain management information including treatments.

webmd.com/pain-management/default.htm - 729

American Pain Society

The American Pain Society is a multidisciplinary educational and scientific organization dedicated to serving people in pain.

ampainsoc.org - 730

PAIN® - Elsevier

The official publication of the International Association for the Study of Pain and publishes original research.

elsevier.com/locate/pain - 731

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Comments and Quotes

Don't have anything to do with drugs, don't use them, don't touch them, don't carry them, don't traffic in them. - John Howard - 208

My physical pain is just too great. I can barely write this message. I feel as if I have lost my battle to walk independently. Every day after I practice walking using a walker I get searing, stabbing nerve pain down both paralyzed feet. I am in bed with nightmarish stabbing pain. Am scaring my roommate because I have needed to scream today every few minutes. I'm downing Lyrica like candy. After two days of bed rest I usually feel much better, and the pain is manageable. Well, this is it. Sometimes God does say no. I won't walk again until either I have an operation for the pain, and/or I get much better drugs. Swimming will be my exercise until I can't do that. It is cruel to encourage someone to experience this level of pain to achieve independence. I might have several years left, and I want them to be as pain free as possible since I have some freedom of choice in this regard. Hope this torture will end. - Guy Walton - 274