how long does it take for aspirin to spread into your system? And what it's path through the body?
445429
about a 30 mins and idk where it goes through!!!
1092661
In theory, taking an aspirin each day prevents clots, which can be bad if you start bleeding.  Whether from injuries, aneurysms, or ailments.  You and your doc should weigh the risks to see if you need to take an aspirin.
335255
The amount of time any drug can be detected in one's system can vary from person to person and test to test. It certainly can also depend on the amount of the drug taken and when it was taken relative to the time of the test. Keeping in mind that there is no 100% hard and fast rule for how long a drug will be in one's system, Cocaine can stay in your system for approximately 5 days\n\nYour whole drug history is stored in your hair until it is cut. Some types of shampoo and bleaching of hair may remove drugs from the hair.
706439
they are steroids and should take 3 to 4 weeks to really get in your system
245925
Aspirin ultimately comes from a substance that accumulates in willow trees. Rheumatism has plagued the human race at least since the flowering of the great river cultures of the Middle East. Clay tablets from the Sumerian period describe the use of willow leaves to treat it. The Egyptians were also aware of the pain-relieving effects of potions made from myrtle or willow leaves.\n\nExtracts from the bark and leaves of the willow, myrtle and a number of other plants rely for their effect on the presence of salicylic acid, an organic compound composed of seven carbon atoms, six hydrogens and three oxygens. Edward Stone, a vicar from Chipping Norton in Oxfordshire, is generally recognized as the man who gave the first scientific description of the effects of willow bark. In 1763 he wrote a letter to the Earl of Macclesfield, then president of the Royal Society in London, in which he describes treating patients suffering from ague (fever) with 20 grains (approximately a gram) of powdered willow bark in a dram of water every four hours. \n\nHowever, aspirin as we know it IS man-made ... it is the acetylated form of the raw salicylic acid. It is the world's first truly synthetic drug (ie, not merely an artificial copy of a naturally occurring compound), it paved the way for the modern pharmaceuticals industry. AND it is probably the most successful medicine in history.
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Thrombocytopenia, immediate help can be done by taking one baby aspirin per day.  You must consult your doctor first and let him know what you are taking even if it is only aspirin.  Aspirin can lower the platelet count significantly.  The White Blood Count is a measure to see if you are fighting off an infection.  Are you?  You may need to put on some antibiotics as I really don't know what else is wrong with you.  LOL
213706
It takes at least 2 weeks to a month for the drug to accumulate in your system. Once it does, you'll start feeling some relief - Hang in there! It's not easy, but you can do it!
364579
aspirin\nTylenol\nMotrin\nnaprosyn\nothers
451193
It depends on dosage and route of administration. For IV administration it only takes a minute or two, but for pill form it can take longer (up to 30 minutes I'd say).  You should probably consult a pharmacist or physician for more specific info on it though.
595590
Aspirin thins the blood. This means that your blood flows easier, and takes longer to clot.\n\nThis is dangerous during surgery as you will bleed alot, and may loose alot of blood because the cuts dont stop bleeding for a long time. \n\nThere is also a risk of interactoin with other chemicals given in the anasthetic, and pain medication given afterwards.\n\nINFORM THE DOCTOR if you have taken any within 48 hours of the procedure, as the complications may be life-thretening, even for a small procedure!
739940
I don't know about it shortening the duration, but I do know that aspirin thins your blood - and it's not healthy to have really thin menstrual blood - it could even cause you to bleed too much, be careful - deal with what mother nature dealt you and take Midol.
1041887
fair skinned bruise easily, not as much clotting factor in your blood, anemic, vitamin deficiency, you may need an iron supplement if you don't eat enough red meat, could be a side effect of taking aspirin.
883412
It depends on the type of drug you are using.If its pot, it could take thirty days depending on your weight. If it is an amphetamine...no longer than a week.
1139725
Plain ole Advil doesn't not contain any aspirin... even in small amounts. \n\nHOWEVER: Ibuprofen does react with your body in a lot of similar ways to many salicylates, including acetylsalicylic acid (aspirin). That's why, if you have a reaction to Aspirin, you should watch yourself with Ibuprofen, too.
778346
The maximum dose for oral aspirin is 4 grams/ day.  \n\n10 aspirin = 50 grains = 3.3 grams\n\nIf this was ingested you should be okay.  Please don't consume tha all at one time.  Why did this happen??
723719
It depends on the drug and on the physical condition of the person.\n\nSome drugs are out of the body in minutes, some take a month or more.  If you have problems with your kidneys, liver or certain enzyme systems, different drugs will hang around longer.
923635
Aspirin contains an anticoagulant and that helps prevent the clotting that sometimes leads to a coronary problem.\n\nThat same anticoagulant is the reason blood banks prefer you not take aspirin before donating blood as it can thin it so much as to cause problems.