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Yes, aspirin is a commonly prescribed blood thinner that can lower cardiovascular disease risk — but it’s not for everyone
If you’re sensitive to aspirin or other salicylates, limiting exposure is the best remedy
Don’t believe the rumors about aspirin being a magic way to lower BP
A reaction to the medication may trigger preexisting asthma and result in sinus or skin reactions
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