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Why should Aspirin with Extended-release dipyridamole not be prescribed?

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Why should Aspirin with Extended-release dipyridamole not be prescribed?

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You should not take Aggrenox if you have ever had an allergic reaction to aspirin, dipyridamole, or nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs. You should also avoid Aspirin with Extended-release dipyridamole if you have asthma, a persistent runny nose, or nasal polyps, or if you have severe liver or kidney disease. Aspirin can cause a dangerous brain disorder called Reye’s Syndrome in children and teenagers who have a viral illness. Since Aggrenox contains aspirin, it is not recommended for children or teenagers.

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