Aspirin Use Raises Risk of Age

A new study finds that the use of aspirin for a long period can lead to reduced optical power known as macular neovascular which Arepettt usually the aging process.


The researchers found from the University of Sydney, Australia, that the prolonged use of aspirin increases the risk of optical Palanahtat which is considered one of the major causes of blindness for people most of the 50 years of age. This increase is independent of other risks such as smoking or heart disease.And this case is discovered through the examination of sight where they appear yellowish deposits in the central area of ​​the retina;, a membrane sensor works like a screen reflect light in the eye. The symptoms can appear in the form of drought or moisture in the blood vessels, according to the National Eye Institute.According to a recent study, conducted by researchers from the Faculty of Medicine and Public Health at the University of Wisconsin and published in the Journal of the American Medical Association, found a link between the prolonged use of aspirin and degeneration of vision problems associated with aging.Approximately 1.8 million people in the age of forty or more in the United States of this case, in addition to 7.3 million in the process of infection, according to the National Eye Institute. By 2020, there will be about 2.90 million people living with degradation age-related sight in the United States.In any case, the researchers said in the study that people who take aspirin should not stop using it, unless they are susceptible to degradation sight, this Experts recommend limiting terms to use any treatment, and do tests rotating to investigate the effect Prolonged use of the drug on the eyes, kidneys and arteries.