Abstract: . . .  vitamins and herbals), and sometimes foods and beverages. For instance, people who already use a prescribed medication to thin the blood should not use aspirin unless recommend- ed by a health professional. There are also dietary supplements known to thin the blood. Using . . .
. . .  professional all the medicines (prescription and over-the-counter) and dietary supplements, including vitamins and herbals, that you use--even if only occasionally.  . . .
. . .  could make aspirin a bad choice for you. Make sure that all your health professionals are aware that you are using aspirin to reduce your risk of heart attack and clot-related strokes. When you don't have the labeling directions . . .
. . .  the dose that your health professional has pre- scribed. Remember, if you are using aspirin everyday for weeks, months or years to prevent a heart attack , stroke, or for any use not listed on the label - without guidance from your health professional - you could . . .
. . .  you. Make sure that all your health professionals are aware that you are using aspirin to reduce your risk of heart attack and clot-related strokes. When you don't have the labeling directions to guide you, you need the . . .
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