Aspirin

The story of aspirin began millennia ago, as ancient cultures (including Sumerians and Egyptians) used willow bark—which contains salicin—to treat pain and fevers.

Used for acute pain relief, fever reduction, and controlling inflammation. aspirin

While essential for individuals who have already had a heart attack (secondary prevention), many experts now advise against daily aspirin for healthy individuals (primary prevention) due to bleeding risks outweighing the benefits. Aspirin - NHS inform The story of aspirin began millennia ago, as

The most significant side effect is an increased risk of gastrointestinal (stomach) bleeding or hemorrhages. aspirin