Nighttime aspirin may block Painkiller's blood pressure spike
NCT ID NCT03590821
Summary
This study aims to see if taking low-dose aspirin at a specific time of day can prevent a common pain reliever (celecoxib) from raising blood pressure. It will involve 60 healthy adults who are known to have their blood pressure go up when taking celecoxib. Researchers will test if taking aspirin in the evening, rather than the morning, can keep blood pressure normal.
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