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New2grammar  [More info]

What's the meaning of 'iritate the stomach'? make you sick to your stomach?

 

"Acetaminophen, in contrast with/to aspirin, does not iritate the stomach"

 

Thanks!
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+1 by Anonymous [More info]
"irritate" is not making it sick, it is only disturbing it for a while
 
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+1 nona the brit  [More info]

Cause a problem to the stomach, not necessarily as far as making you sick. Aspirin makes the stomach lining sore and can (I believe) worsen stomach ulcers.
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The name says it all.
+1 by New2grammar [More info]

Thanks, nona!

 
+1 Yoong Liat  [More info]

New2grammar
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What's the meaning of 'iritate the stomach'? make you sick to your stomach?

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Should be 'irritate'. I hope I'm not irritating you by pointing out the spelling error. I believe it is a typo.
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+1 by New2grammar [More info]

Thanks, Yoong Liat. It was a typo. Please continue to irritate me :)

 
+1 by Yoong Liat [More info]

Hi New2grammar

Just fine. I enjoy irritating people who enjoy being irritated.

 
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