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Aspirin And Ibuprofen And Heart Attack Prevention Posted: 11-29-03 12:54pm


I recently read that taking ibuprofen negates aspirin's beneficial effects on the cardiovascular system. If I take ibuprofen for a couple a days should I just stop taking aspirin? How long does the ibuprofen interfere with aspirin's effects?

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