It is okay to take aspirin regularly, however, if the patient has obvious stomach discomfort, such as gastric ulcer, gastric bleeding, gastritis and other diseases, they should not take aspirin regularly. If aspirin is used as an antipyretic and pain reliever, it is not good to take it often because it has a very strong effect on gastrointestinal function and can lead to stomach diseases such as gastric ulcer, gastric bleeding, and even gastric perforation. If you take aspirin as secondary prevention of cardiovascular diseases, it is possible to take it for a long time and for life, especially for the treatment of myocardial infarction and cerebral infarction with anti-platelet aggregation, it is necessary to take it for a long time, but only if there is no gastrointestinal reaction. Patients who have chronic gastritis are recommended to take the medicine with stomach protection for treatment.