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Hypo & Ulfa Drugs - Always use Tylenol Posted: 10-16-07 08:58am


Hey... I've noticed in a couple posts people taking aspirin and stuff for headaches due to hypo symptoms. I found out that sufa drugs (which includes aspirin) and few other things such as malaria meds can really aggravate blood sugar levels and should be avoided. Always always use Tylenol!

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