Aspirin : Indications, Mechanism of Action, Adverse and Toxic Effects, and Contraindications

Aspirin is a Non Steroidal Anti Inflammatory Drug(NSAID), which was originally used to treat fever, pain, and inflammation. But recently it is used as a cardiovascular drug due to its anti platelet effect.
In this video, I discuss about its mechanism of action, indications and contraindications, and some of the adverse and toxic effects.
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[adnanhussain]

Great explanation in shorter time, Thanks alot for making this informative & helpful video

[haifaibrahim]

Great explanation 👏🏼I just wish there was a document in the description box containing the text being said so we can copy it.

[irfanullahkhan]

Thank you for the insightful lecture❤❤. I appreciated how it was concise and to the point, making the material much clearer for me."

[Lonegamingx]

I’m medical student tho I realy enjoyed this pharmacological explanation of aspirin

[jfahall]

Great explanation and video, the voice though makes it difficult to follow with the robotic elements, a better voice-over would make this superb

[oneiceb]

In the hospital now for an accidental Asprin overdoes. Could have died. Thank you for this

[bvskrishna]

Please make a full-fledged video on nsaids . It's my request

[sunshinestar]

Is that wrong? Aspirin (acetylsalicylic acid) itself has the analgesic and inflammatory effect, as the acetyl group in aspirin inhibits the COX-enzymes, as it covalent bonds to the amino acids serine 529 in COX-1 and COX-2 and by that inactives the I dont think it is salicylic acid itself that has the analgesic effect

[himanshikaushik]

Thanks mam make more video of pharmacology

[itzTobi]

Does inflammation in the body eventually heal and go away for good as we keep taking Aspirin 💭 or does Aspirin only temporarily relieves inflammation ? 🤔💭

[randelcliff]

Hello, can I ask what editor or app did yous used in making the video??

[sajivkumar]

So how to reduce its side effects I am getting side effects

[aygunaliyeva]

Thank you very much.Please do more videos of pharmacology

[Banininator]

This make sense, hence why my migrain gets cleared but my stomach starts to hurt :(

[husseinmostafa]

actually i would like to ask about some thing the relationship between using asprin and RAAS u said its increaing hypertension by activiation the Raas ... dat system using to reduce blood pressure by inhibiting the coverting of angiotensin to angiotensin1 then inhibiting of aldesterone production leading to prevention of sodium water rentension cousing hypotension not leading to hypertension