Sean Marchese, MS, RN | Source | Oncology Medical Writer, Registered Nurse at The Mesothelioma Center
Sean Marchese, MS, RN
Sean is an Oncology Medical Writer and Registered Nurse at The Mesothelioma Center. He has experience developing and managing respiratory oncology clinical trials and treatments. As a medical writer, Sean helps patients learn about new treatments in the fight against mesothelioma.
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The Mesothelioma Center
Oncology Medical Writer, Registered Nurse
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What Using Aspirin Every Day Does to Your Body
Taking an aspirin daily can be a lifesaving option for some and lower the risk of a heart attack or stroke, but for others it can cause serious health issues like stomach bleeding and more. Eat This, Not That! Health spoke with Sean Marchese, MS, RN, a registered nurse at The Mesothelioma Center with a background in oncology clinical trials and over 15 years of direct patient care experience who explains what to know about aspirin. However, before deciding if taking one every day is right for yo
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Dehydration Risks in Seniors: Expert Insights from Sean Marchese, MS, RN
Sean explains, "Aging reduces thirst sensation and kidney efficiency, increasing dehydration risk. Symptoms like confusion and dizziness are often missed. Prevent dehydration by encouraging fluid intake and avoiding caffeine and alcohol. Seek medical help for severe signs like rapid heartbeat or fainting."
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Aspirin, also known as acetylsalicylic acid or ASA, is in the class of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory medicines (NSAIDs). It can reduce swelling and pain from inflammation, such as after injury, infection or immune response. It also helps to reduce fevers. Many people use aspirin to relieve headaches, menstrual pain, arthritis, dental pain and muscle soreness. Aspirin reduces the formation of blood clots, as well, and can prevent heart attacks in people with a history of chest pain or previous cardiac events. This mechanism can prevent strokes caused by blood clots but may be dangerous in the event of a hemorrhagic stroke caused by bleeding in the brain.
