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What happens if you have already taken 500mg acetaminophen is it okay to take something with an nsaid (aspirin) in it?
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Yes: Acetaminophen is not an nsaid, so it should be safe as long as you are following recommended dosing, and have no allergies to each. Staggering them each every four hours can help cover pain more appropriately. Hope that helps!
Answered 7/14/2019
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