Multiple Choice
Why is it sometimes a disadvantage to take aspirin to reduce a fever?
A) Aspirin makes you irritable and fatigued.
B) Aspirin reduces your ability to produce interferon.
C) Aspirin stimulates a dangerous inflammatory response.
D) Aspirin reduces your production of toxins so that you feel better, even though you are still sick and need to rest.
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