I crave it, I eat it and I eat alot of it. It is like I can't get enough of it, I know that it is not good for my stomach and I know that as much as I eat it can't be good but I don't know what to do to stop the cravings.
How dangerous is taking aspirin?
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- 16 Apr 2012 by crazyaboutaspirin
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kaismama
16 Apr 2012
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The last time I did this I was anemic and the doctors put me on iron and B12 but I just had blood work done and everything appeared within normal range. So I think I should still probably start back on my iron and maybe my B12 injections again. This time is not as bad as the last time but it is getting worse. It is like I can't help it I have to have it.
Funny, the Aspirin can cause inflammation in your stomach that bleed and cause anemia.I'm wondering if that was the cause last time, when the doc found you anemic.
They found it when I had a yearly complete blood work done. My doctor then sent me to a gastrointerologist and they did a colonoscopy, endoscopy and I swallowed a camera. The doctor said that if there was anything good about this is that I would literally eat them instead of just swallowing them and let them sit in my stomach.
Its good they did all that, yuch on eating aspirin, how can you stand it? Your starting to digest it before it hits your stomach, so it probably is better looking at it that way. It is a strange habit, and in over 40 yrs of nursing, I've never hit on someone eating asprin like you do. It sounds more like a pica then any kind of addiction. Have you noticed any common things happening when you start an episode, like stress increased, something triggers it.