Aspirin Uses - #7266

I’ve always known that aspirin is a common pain reliever, but I recently learned that it has many other medical uses. What are all the different aspirin uses, and how does it work in the body? Is it safe to take daily, or should it only be used for specific conditions? From what I read, aspirin is widely used for pain relief, fever reduction, and inflammation. But how does it compare to other painkillers like ibuprofen and acetaminophen? Does it work better for certain types of pain, like headaches and muscle aches, or is it mainly for joint inflammation and arthritis? I also saw that aspirin is often used to prevent heart attacks and strokes. How does it help with blood circulation—does it thin the blood, or does it prevent clot formation? If someone has high blood pressure or cholesterol, should they take aspirin daily, or is it only recommended for people who have already had a heart attack? Another thing I’m wondering about is the risks of taking aspirin long-term. I read that it can cause stomach ulcers or bleeding, especially in people with digestive issues. How common are these side effects, and is there a safe way to take aspirin without increasing the risk of stomach problems? Should it always be taken with food to reduce irritation? For those who have taken aspirin, what was it prescribed for, and did it work effectively? Did you experience any side effects, or was it safe to use? I just want to understand more about aspirin uses, when it’s beneficial, and when it should be avoided.