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13. So what does one do if one takes a daily anti-inflamation drug which...

Fri Apr 28, 2017, 02:37 PM

Apr 2017

... are not supposed to be paired with aspirin?

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Aspirin - wonder drug in your medicine cabinet? [View all] packman Apr 2017 OP

Yes, I believe asprin is a wonder drug, beyond all others... Stuart G Apr 2017 #1

And then there are Pirin tablets ... SFnomad Apr 2017 #2

I think about that scene often tavernier Apr 2017 #17

Lol, thanks for that dose of giggles. dmr Apr 2017 #29

There is no such thing as a 'wonder' drug. randome Apr 2017 #3

Au contraire mon ami packman Apr 2017 #4

"aspirin does more than it's modest appearance"...AND modest cost.. angstlessk Apr 2017 #5

If I found warts on my food, I wouldn't eat it... Wounded Bear Apr 2017 #15

Aspirin shares some characteristics with NSAIDS. Aristus Apr 2017 #11

So what does one do if one takes a daily anti-inflamation drug which... CajunBlazer Apr 2017 #13

It's not as simple as that. Aristus Apr 2017 #14

I wouldn't call it "chronic pain" CajunBlazer Apr 2017 #24

Yes. If you ever get involved in strenuous exercise again, Aristus Apr 2017 #25

Well I always did warm up streaching CajunBlazer Apr 2017 #26

Are you taking a muscle-relaxant medication? Aristus Apr 2017 #28

The generic aspirin I have, TOP CARE is 325 mg. Is that too much? pangaia Apr 2017 #21

I would say a big YES to that packman Apr 2017 #31

My only one a day malaise Apr 2017 #9

It also removes sweat stains from your clothing. GoCubsGo Apr 2017 #12

Easier on the kidneys than ibuprofen. Bingo. Thirties Child Apr 2017 #30

Aspirin is my primary pain killer... Wounded Bear Apr 2017 #16

Along with Tandrilax--aspirin saved/saves my life DFW Apr 2017 #18

Aspirin has been my go-to for years. cwydro Apr 2017 #19