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Stopped taking nsaids b/c i noticed mild hives. 2 yrs later i still see some hives (i still use tylenol) can i return to aspirin? was it not to blame?
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Combination: Most effective is to take 1-Aspirin with 1-Tylenol. They do not give hives.
Answered 9/29/2016
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