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Should an individual taking prescribed high pressure medicine also be takimg aspirin.?
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Maybe.: There is no significant overlap between most BP meds and a "baby" aspirin. Question is should you be taking Aspirin at all. That is a question for your doc based upon your risk factors for cardiovascular disease and your risk for bleeding.
Answered 6/24/2014
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