Aspirin with food to reduce gastrointestinal issues

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The mother asks if she should try aspirin to reduce the child's fever. What would be the most appropriate way for the healthcare team to respond to this question? The mother asks if she should try aspirin to reduce the child's fever. What would be the most appropriate way for the healthcare team to respond to this question? You should administer the aspirin with food to reduce gastrointestinal issues. Ibuprofen is a more effective fever reducer than aspirin. Aspirin cannot be taken by children due to risk for Reye's Syndrome. Aspirin cannot be taken by patients with low blood pressure.

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