Can you take two different branks of medicine together

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Depends on what for, and what you PCP or specialists prescribes. If say you have high blood pressure, and your PCP is giving you both Nitros and aspirins, than yeah sure you can take both (this is the cocktails EMT's use for suspected MI's). However if not otherwise indicated, never. Under. ANY Cirumstance take more two medications at the same time.

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