Patient/caregiver was educated on precautions to be exercised while taking Aspir-Low as follows: For individuals with increased risk for presenting with gastrointestinal upset and burning sensation in the stomach, Aspir-Low could also be administered as an enteric-coated tablet. This coating helps with preventing the symptoms of stomach upset, from Aspir-Low intake. Swallow the enteric-coated tablet as a whole, using a glass of water. Aspir-Low can interact with a lot of medications and OTC products, leading [...]

Patient/caregiver was educated on precautions to be exercised while taking Aspir-Low as follows: Aspir-Low is available in various strengths and is available OTC. When buying Aspir-Low OTC, make sure to check the medication label, if it were the same dose recommended. Also, Aspir-Low is available in combination with many other medications. If you are prescribed only Aspir-Low, make sure that you are not getting it in combination with any other medications. Take this medication as [...]

Patient/caregiver was educated on contraindications for using Aspir-Low as follows: Aspir-Low and metabolites are mainly excreted in urine by the kidneys. Individuals with renal disease cannot excrete Aspir-Low normally, which allows the metabolites of the medication to stay in blood circulation for longer time, resulting in toxicity and consequent side-effects. Also, Aspir-Low use in high doses, can compromise blood flow to the kidneys, thus significantly increasing the risk for progressive kidney damage and renal failure. [...]

Patient/caregiver was educated on contraindications for using Aspir-Low as follows: Do not take Aspir-Low, if you ever manifested any allergic responses to intake of Aspir-Low or any other medications belonging to the NSAID group, such as, Advil, Aleve, and meloxicam. In the event of an allergic response with any of these medications, check with your physician regarding your safety with intake of Aspir-Low. Individuals with history of bleeding disorders, such as, hemophilia, and other clotting [...]

Patient/caregiver was educated on the side-effects of using Aspir-Low as follows: Genitourinary side-effects Prostaglandins, by dilating the blood vessels in the kidneys, helps with improving blood flow to the kidneys. Improved renal blood flow promotes glomerular filtration and consequently, result in improved overall renal function. Aspir-Low, by inhibiting prostaglandin synthesis in the body, can compromise blood flow to the kidneys, thus significantly increasing the risk for progressive kidney damage and renal failure. Individuals with compromised [...]