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Can You Take Glucosamine With Blood Clot Thinners?
People who take blood thinners such as Effient and Plavix can safely take drugs to treat acid reflux and heartburn, a new study has found. This study counters previous research that had suggested that proton-pump inhibitors such as Prilosec and Protonix could interfere with the way these clot-busting drugs worked.
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