Clinical evaluation of side effects resulting from the use of aspirin cardio

One of the most well-known and commonly used medications is aspirin, also known as salicylic acid. In the past century, Aspirin Cardio100 mg has been used to treat fever and rheumatic pain, and reducing the risk of major adverse cardiovascular events. The current study aims to learn about the side effects of Aspirin Cardio100 mg on different body organs because we did not find a study in Iraq that explained the adverse effects of Aspirin Cardio 100 mg. The ongoing review included a diagnosis and questionnaire for 240 people who took Aspirin Cardio 100 mg according to the doctor's instructions their ages ranged from 15 to 90. Some patients had an endoscopic examination of their stomach ulcers because a number of tests were done to look for digestive problems, like finding Helicobacter pylori (H. pylori) by looking at b1ood, stoo1, and exha1ation. Echo and ECG for detection heart activity were also carried out. In order to determine the severity of asthma or breathing problems, a spirometer was used. Our results showed that most of the patients (59%) and of different ages (15-70 years) did not appear to have health complications, although most of them continued to take Aspirin Cardio 100 mg. On the other hand, 41% of patients suffer from complications and side effects represented by GIT disorders, Haemophilia, Palpitations, Hypotension, Weight loss, Headache, RT disorders by 13%, 10%, 5%, 3%, 2%, 2%, 6% respectively so the average age of people with these diseases, 52.33, 23.9, 33.72, 46.35, 69.90, 62.14, 57.52 years respectively. The difference in the distribution of health problems resulting from the use of aspirin according to the duration of treatment showed statistical differences represented by P = 0.0011, X2 = 22.73, DF = 21. In conclusion, aspirin is a treatment that assumes a critical part in bringing down the gamble of numerous illnesses, especially heart sicknesses. Nonetheless, Aspirin Cardio should be taken by the specialist's guidelines to screen the beginning or improvement of aftereffects that could endanger the patient's life, like stomach ulcers, hemophilia, asthma, sinusitis and palpitations.