UK's NHS warns of potential stomach ulcers from aspirin, advises at-risk individuals to use paracetamol.
The UK's NHS warns of potential stomach ulcers caused by over-the-counter painkiller aspirin, which can result in internal bleeding, perforation, or gastric obstruction. They advise those at risk or with a history of ulcers to avoid aspirin and opt for paracetamol. The British Heart Foundation suggests following a doctor's prescription and taking precautions to minimize side effects, while seeking medical advice if experiencing adverse reactions.
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