DaveFoster
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I have chronic nosebleeds from aspirin. Don't bother me none.
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Are you saying that chronic nosebleeds don't bother you at all?I have chronic nosebleeds from aspirin. Don't bother me none.
I have chronic nosebleeds from aspirin. Don't bother me none.
Nope. Just part of a routine to blow all the blood out. It's like having the Red Cross in your bedroom; very convenient.Are you saying that chronic nosebleeds don't bother you at all?
About 6 gms.What's the maximum amount of aspirin anybody has used in a single day?
About 2,5g, didn't notice anything.What's the maximum amount of aspirin anybody has used in a single day?
About 2,5g, didn't notice anything.
One funny thing is, that Aspirin actually helps me with nosebleeds. Guess it's due to lower cortisol.
2 and a 1/2 g, divided in 500mg doses throughout the day.Is that to say 2 and 1/2 grams or 2 doses at 5 grams each?
When taken on the same day, ibuprofen and naproxen both interfere with aspirins irreversible cox-1 inhibition, negating it's reliable antiplatelet benefits, which are due the acetyl part of acetylsalicylic acid.can you take aspirin and also ibuprofen separately during the same day? I think so...
Is that your regular dosing schedule? 6 gram doses multiple times per day?About 6 gms.
I now take a gram or so Aspirin, three times a day, for a total of 3 gms. After exceeding this dose, I tend to get cold feet and hands and also some diarrhea that I attribute to high serotonin.Is that your regular dosing schedule? 6 gram doses multiple times per day?
You seem to leave the uncoupling range above 3 grams. Haidut wrote how to achieve the needed serum concentration somewhere in the forum
AFAIK, because they work in some similar ways, it's not safe to take full daily doses of both.can you take aspirin and also ibuprofen separately during the same day? I think so...
If that were me i'd stop the aspirin for a bit and see if it resolves. If it didn't, I'd be going to dr to rule out more serious trouble.it's pure red blood, nothing else.