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Im taking heart medicines such as clopidogrel 75 & statin 20 mg. my blood pressure around 90/60 at the moment. can i drink coffee & tea with these medicines?
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Yes, you can drink Tea or coffee without any concern of interaction with your heart medicines. These beverages are pretty safe in general except in people who have heart rhythm irregularities which is not the case with you and your present heart medicines.
Answered 9/22/2022
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