Interaction between drugs and dosage

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Asked for Female, 72 Years

I had knee replacement recently in both my knees . I have been prescribed pregbalin nt in the night . I have been taking ecospirin AV 75 in the night as per my cardiologist prescription from earlier . Wanted to know if i can take both at night together and if any interactions r possible .

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DR AMIT BHARADIYA Cardiologist 7 yrs exp Ahmednagar · Accepted Answer

DR AMIT BHARADIYA

Cardiologist 7 yrs exp Ahmednagar

You can take both the medicines together, and there will be no drug to drug interaction

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