Comparing Benefits of Every-Third-Day Vs. Daily Low-Dose Aspirin Therapy (2001)

Delving into a 2001 study on aspirin therapy, commenters are weighing the benefits of taking low-dose aspirin every third day versus daily, with some questioning the relevance and reliability of the research. One commenter, abrookewood, points out that taking 325mg every three days is equivalent to triple the daily dose, sparking a discussion on how this might impact side effects. The original poster's clarifications reveal that the study found similar benefits between 81mg daily and every-three-days regimens, with chr15m shedding light on the potential stomach bleed risks associated with platelet inhibition. A follow-up study in 2015 appears to corroborate the initial findings, keeping the conversation lively and relevant.

Snapshot generated from the HN discussion