Introduction
Source: NHS
Aspirin is a common medicine that has a number of uses, from relieving pain to reducing the risk of serious problems such as heart attacks and strokes.
It comes in many forms, including pills, tablets that are dissolved in water, powders and oral gels.
Some typescan bebought over the counter from pharmacies, while others are only available on prescription.
This page covers:
Who can and can't take aspirin