Will Prilosec Conflict With Atenolol Or Lisinopril?
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Anti-Platelet and Anticoagulant Drugs
Anti-clotting drugs that inhibit or break up blood clots are used at every stage of heart disease. They are generally classified as either anti-platelets or anticoagulants. All anti-clotting therapies carry the risk of bleeding, which can lead to dangerous situations, including stroke.
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