'aspirin-caused' originates from the combination of 'aspirin,' a medication used to reduce pain, fever, or inflammation, and 'caused,' the past participle of 'cause,' meaning 'to make something happen.'

'aspirin' was derived from the German word 'Aspirin,' a trademarked name, and 'caused' comes from the Latin word 'causa,' meaning 'reason' or 'cause.'

Initially, 'aspirin-caused' specifically referred to conditions directly resulting from aspirin use, and this meaning has remained consistent.