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Millions in the US are self-medicating with low-dose aspirin
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It seems like a good idea on the surface - a low-cost, over-the-counter method to prevent heart disease. Most people think that taking low-dose aspirin is risk-free, but it's not for people with ulcers, and it could interfere with other medications. ALWAYS consult a doctor before beginning any treatment or prevention routine, even if you think it's harmless.
It seems like a good idea on the surface - a low-cost, over-the-counter method to prevent heart disease. Most people think that taking low-dose aspirin is risk-free, but it's not for people with ulcers, and it could interfere with other medications. ALWAYS consult a doctor before beginning any treatment or prevention routine, even if you think it's harmless.
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