Dr. Klaper offers health advice on taking low-dose aspirin (acetylsalicylic acid) for a stent. If your doctor has recommended an aspirin a day, he recommends the non-coated aspirin. Daily aspirin is recommended to people to prevent blood clots. Coated aspirin is used to prevent stomach irritation but also hinders absorption. It is recommended to take aspirin non-coated with food to prevent stomach irritation.

Question: I am on low-dose aspirin because of stents. Coated aspirin has chemicals, is uncoated better?

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