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may interfere with heart medications) Caution/Avoid (increases heart attack/stroke risk) Caution (low-dose may protect heart, but risks bleeding) Stomach Ulcers/GI Issues Preferred (does not irritate stomach) Avoid (causes irritation, ulcers, bleeding) Avoid (causes irritation, ulcers, bleeding) Avoid (causes irritation, ulcers, bleeding) Pregnancy Preferred (safe in all trimesters) Avoid (fetal harm, miscarriage risk) Avoid (fetal harm) Avoid (miscarriage risk, complications) Asthma Preferred Caution/Avoid (may worsen symptoms) Caution/Avoid (may worsen symptoms) Caution/Avoid (may worsen symptoms) Age 60+ Preferred Caution (increased bleeding risk) Caution (increased bleeding risk) Caution (increased bleeding risk) Recommendations for Pain Relievers Based on Health Conditions The table above provides an overview of the suitability of common over-the-counter pain relievers acetaminophen (Tylenol), ibuprofen (Advil/Motrin), naproxen (Aleve), and aspirin across various health conditions
