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Noticed Vomiting After Accidental Intake Of 1/3 Aspirin

About two hours ago my child ate about 1/3 of a 325mg aspirin. He threw most of it up. I had him drink as much water as I could get him to and he still seems fine. He's playing and eating and hasn't developed a fever or anything. Should I still take him into er or is he going to be okay?
Mon, 30 Mar 2015
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Hello. I just read through your question.
Firstly, the amount of aspirin taken is not toxic so there is little need for worry. Additionally, the fact that he through up indicates that the aspirin likely never entered his bloodstream in the first place. Finally, his behavior since the ingestion is perfectly normal, indicating that he is fine. Therefore, there is no need to have him checked at an ER and you do not have to worry.
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Noticed Vomiting After Accidental Intake Of 1/3 Aspirin

Hello. I just read through your question. Firstly, the amount of aspirin taken is not toxic so there is little need for worry. Additionally, the fact that he through up indicates that the aspirin likely never entered his bloodstream in the first place. Finally, his behavior since the ingestion is perfectly normal, indicating that he is fine. Therefore, there is no need to have him checked at an ER and you do not have to worry.