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Dad 72, lifts 3 items, 50 pds a piece on his own. he has been active all life. took otc med for pain as a result of lifting. risk of heart attack?
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No: One time or occasional use of pain relief, especially if it was acetaminophen would not increase the risk of heart attack. Wish you and your father good health!
Answered 2/25/2018
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