Aspirin is an NSAID (nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug). Because of its anti-inflammatory properties, it is often used to treat arthritis, toothaches, and other pains aggravated by inflammation. It is also used to treat minor body aches and pains, headaches, and reduce fevers. Aspirin has two major side effects. The first is that it can be stomach irritant.
(Noun) The wenis is the skin of your elbow; the bend of it. It is not a bone, but the skin, usually the part that is the first to dry out if anything. It is one part of the body that, even with a lot of pressure applied, you can't feel it. Usage: Jade fell off of her bike and scraped the wenis, and though it bled, she felt nothing.
The olecranon (oh-LEH-cruh-nahn) is the pointy bone at the tip of the elbow. The bursa is the thin sac of fluid that lies between this boney tip and the skin. It helps the skin slide over the bone smoothly. Normally, this sac has only a tiny bit of fluid inside of it and lays flat. However, the bursa can become irritated or inflamed and fill with extra fluid (see Figure 1). When this happens, a painful swelling develops at the back of the elbow. This swelling is olecranon bursitis.