Introduction Aspirin® is a drug containing the active ingredient acetylsalicylic acid. It is used for pain and fever. Since it is also frequently used in the treatment of symptoms arising from alcohol consumption, the question of whether it is safe to take Aspirin® and alcohol together is often raised. It should be noted that Aspirin® … Aspirin and alcohol – is that compatible?
Can taking Aspirin® and alcohol be fatal? The combined intake of Aspirin® and alcohol can lead to severe side effects which can be fatal. This is especially the case if there is extensive gastric bleeding. Due to a considerable loss of blood, life-threatening conditions can quickly arise in these cases. This is also the case … Can taking Aspirin® and alcohol be fatal? | Aspirin and alcohol – is that compatible?
Prophylaxis There is no specific prophylaxis against side effects which can be associated with the simultaneous intake of Aspirin® and alcohol. In general, it is not advisable to take both substances at close intervals or to take both substances regularly. Since other pain medication in combination with alcohol has a more favourable profile, a change … Prophylaxis | Aspirin and alcohol – is that compatible?
Definition Aspirin® Complex is a combined preparation of the active ingredients acetylsalicylic acid and pseudoephedrine hydrochloride. Due to the different active ingredients Aspirin® Complex has several properties. It has analgesic (analgesic), anti-inflammatory (antiphlogistic) and also antipyretic properties. It is available in pharmacies without a prescription, either as a granulate to dissolve or as a hot … Aspirin® Complex
What should I bear in mind when taking this medicine? Aspirin® Complex in granular form is dissolved in a glass of water while stirring, whereby the granules usually do not dissolve completely. The drug can be taken independently of meals. Avoid taking aspirin and alcohol, as it additionally promotes the development of stomach ulcers and … What should I bear in mind when taking this medicine? | Aspirin® Complex
Dosage Adults can take up to 2 sachets to dissolve at a time. This single dose can be repeated at intervals of 4 to 8 hours. A maximum of 6 sachets can be taken per day. For adolescents no recommendation regarding the dose has been made yet. The intake should not last longer than 3 … Dosage | Aspirin® Complex
Acetylsalicylic acid, ASS, Aspirin®Acetylsalicylic acid is used in the low dose of 100 mg to inhibit blood clotting. It ensures that the thrombocytes, i.e. blood platelets, can no longer attach and clump together as they would in normal blood clotting. The ASS 100 is therefore therapeutically well suited to prevent blood clots from forming, as … ASS 100
Aspirin® and alcohol If Aspirin® and alcohol are taken at the same time, undesirable side effects may occur, some of which can be dangerous for the person concerned. In particular, the risk of developing stomach ulcers and gastric bleeding, known side-effects of taking Aspirin®, can be further increased by the simultaneous consumption of alcohol. Irritation … Aspirin® and alcohol | ASS 100
