High blood pressureis a risk factor for heart disease.
Is There Evidence to Support Taking Aspirin to Lower Blood Pressure?
Research looking at the link between aspirin and high blood pressure is limited and controversial.
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However, there are cases in which a healthcare provider might recommend a daily low dose of aspirin.
Consult a healthcare provider for the appropriate timing and dosage.
Taking the wrong dose or using aspirin the wrong way can increase your risk for side effects or complications.
Aspirin is not recommended to treat high blood pressure.
Taking aspirin carries risks, especially for bleeding.
You should only take aspirin after talking to a healthcare provider.
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