What are the side effects of Aspirin?

What can happen when you take aspirin?

Some people might feel sick or have a tummy ache.

You might get a headache or feel dizzy.

Your skin could get itchy or a rash might show up.

If you feel funny after taking aspirin, ask an adult or doctor for help.

Does aspirin hurt your stomach?

Does aspirin cause bleeding?

Can aspirin make you sick because of an allergy?

Aspirin is a type of medicine. Some people can get sick from it. This is called an allergy.

If you take aspirin and feel sick, stop taking it and tell an adult. They can help you and may take you to see a doctor.

Tools like a medicine journal can help you remember which medicines make you feel sick. Talking to a doctor can also help you find out which medicines are safe for you.

Can aspirin hurt your kidneys?

Aspirin is a medicine that helps with pain and swelling. But taking too much aspirin can sometimes be bad for your kidneys.

If you take aspirin a lot, especially in high doses, it might make your kidneys not work well over time. So, it's important to be careful and not take more than what a doctor says.

If you have any kidney problems, it's best to talk to a doctor before you take aspirin.

If reading is hard, you can:

• Ask someone to read it aloud to you.
• Use a tool that reads text out loud, like a text-to-speech app.
• Break long sentences into shorter parts.

Always remember to ask a doctor if you are unsure about taking medicine.

Can aspirin make your ears ring?

Does aspirin affect the heart?

Does aspirin affect the liver?

Does aspirin make breathing problems?

Aspirin is a medicine. Some people take it to help with pain. But for some, it can make breathing hard.

If you have problems breathing after taking aspirin, tell a grown-up or a doctor.

Here are some ways to help understand and talk about this:

• Ask someone you trust when you have questions.
• Use pictures or drawings to help explain your feelings.
• Write down any breathing problems you have when taking aspirin.

Can aspirin cause Reye's syndrome?

Reye's syndrome is a rare sickness. It can harm the brain and liver.

This illness mostly happens in kids and teenagers. Taking aspirin when you have a virus, like the flu or chickenpox, might cause it.

It’s important for kids and teens to avoid aspirin unless a doctor says it’s okay.

If you have questions or worries, talk to your doctor. They can give you advice.

Can aspirin cause low iron in the blood?

Aspirin is a common medicine. Some people wonder if it can make you have low iron, called anemia.

Anemia means you don't have enough healthy red blood cells. Red blood cells help carry oxygen in your body.

Ask your doctor if you feel tired or dizzy. They can tell you if aspirin is a problem.

Here are some tips to help:

• Use pictures to understand better.
• Talk to someone if you have questions.
• Write down what the doctor says.

What happens if you take aspirin for a long time?

Aspirin can help, but taking it for a long time might cause problems. Here are some things that can happen:

• It might hurt your stomach.
• You could get a sore or bleeding in your tummy.
• You might bruise or bleed easily.
• It can upset your tummy and make you feel sick.

If you need help, ask someone you trust. You can also talk to a doctor or pharmacist.

Can aspirin make your skin itchy or red?

When you take aspirin, sometimes it can make your skin feel itchy or turn red. This is called a skin reaction. If your skin gets itchy or red after taking aspirin, stop using it and tell a grown-up or your doctor.

Here are some tools that can help you:

• Ask an adult to help you read medicine labels.
• Use apps that read text out loud.

Does aspirin affect the brain or mood?

Aspirin is a medicine. People use it for pain, fever, or the heart.

Some people wonder if aspirin can change how we feel or think.

If you are curious, it is good to ask a doctor or nurse.

There are helpful tools like picture charts or videos to explain more.

Does aspirin change blood pressure?

Aspirin is a type of medicine. It might affect blood pressure.

If you are worried about this, talk to a doctor or nurse. They can help you understand how aspirin might work.

Here are some tools to help you read:

• Ask someone to read with you. They can help explain the words.
• Use drawings or pictures to help understand the information.
• Try listening to the words. Some computers or phones can read the text out loud.

Does aspirin make you feel tired?

Can aspirin change blood sugar levels?

Can pregnant women take aspirin safely?

If you are pregnant, talk to your doctor before taking aspirin.

Doctors can tell you if it's okay and how much is safe.

It's important to check because aspirin can affect the baby.

If you need help understanding, ask a doctor or nurse.

Can aspirin hurt your eyes?

What should you do if aspirin makes you feel sick?

If aspirin makes you feel sick, talk to a doctor. A doctor is someone who can help you. They can give you advice on what to do.

Ask someone you trust to help you talk to the doctor. They can help you understand what the doctor says.

It is important to tell the doctor how you feel. You can write down how the aspirin makes you feel or ask someone to write it for you.

Remember, you are not alone. Many people can help you.