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Would it be recommended to to take a daily dose of 75mg of aspirin?
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Aspirin: Most people can benefit from a daily low dose aspirin. However, Aspirin is a drug which can have adverse effects and some patients are allergic to aspirin. Ask your doctor before beginning a daily Aspirin regimen.
Answered 3/13/2016
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