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1	Sherry Huffman Says: Report Abuse Wednesday, 2/27/2008 4:39:32 PM I have severe neck and back/sholder pain with the 50 mg pill and the dr.s act like i am stupid as if they have never heard of this. I do have fibromyalgia and thought that might have some to do with it. Can you get anyone to listen?
2	Geri Says: Report Abuse Wednesday, 3/19/2008 11:29:01 AM I was put on aggrenox following a TIA and shortly afterward suffered a severe headache that radiated down my neck and across my shoulders. I stopped taking it and am now on plavix which is much better. However, even 2 days after last taking aggrenox, I still suffer from neck and shoulder pain, particularly when under even minor stress.
3	Anna Solis Says: Report Abuse Wednesday, 4/16/2008 9:48:44 PM My Dad starting taking aggrenox 2 months ago. He now is anemic and suffers from low blood pressire. Has anyone develop anemia after taking aggrenox?
4	Lori Says: Report Abuse Saturday, 5/17/2008 11:16:22 AM My uncle started taking Aggrenox a few months ago, and now he suffers from anemia as well as problems with his muscles and joints. I'm wondering if there is a connection.
5	Ginny Says: Report Abuse Tuesday, 6/24/2008 4:16:48 AM I have been on aggrenox for over a year & have developed low blood pressure & very low pulse, feel weak & tired, & have irregular heartbeats....could there be a connection here?

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