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Yes MrsD, I do take quite a few medicine. Toprol for BP( small dose). Synthroyd for Hypothyroid, ASA, (baby aspirin) for history of small silent stroke, and 1 small one later, aneurysm repair, Plavix for the same reason, Plaquinil for vasculitis, Lipitor, Protonix
Vitamin D, vitamin B 12, Enablex for neurogenic bladder Co-Q-10 to prevent side effects from Lipitor. Lyrica for neuropathy burning. These are the meds I am taking. Any suggestions? ( I am coming off the Plavix now, thankfully)
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