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If you think youre having a heart attack and just healed from covid. will taking tylenol help as much as bayer?
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Aspirin: If one is having a true heart attack from a blockage in a coronary artery, advice is to take an adult strength noncoated aspirin. If only low dose coated aspirin is available, chew and swallow 3 of them. If you're concerned about certain symptoms, notify your physician for instructions as you may be needlessly worried especially in view of your young age.
Answered 4/24/2020
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