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| *The risk is dose-dependent and not reduced by enteric-coated or buffered aspirin. | *The risk is dose-dependent and not reduced by enteric-coated or buffered aspirin. | ||
| *data suggests that PPI prophylaxis with continued aspirin use is less likely to cause recurrent bleeding than a switch to [[clopidogrel]]. | *data suggests that PPI prophylaxis with continued aspirin use is less likely to cause recurrent bleeding than a switch to [[clopidogrel]]. | ||
| - | *[[http:// | + | *Australian Prescriber 2005: aspirin, alcohol & GIT bleeding |
| *NB. Corticosteroids alone do not increase the risk for PUD, however, they can potentiate the ulcer risk in patients who use NSAIDs concurrently. | *NB. Corticosteroids alone do not increase the risk for PUD, however, they can potentiate the ulcer risk in patients who use NSAIDs concurrently. | ||
| *Other less common causes are hypersecretory states, such as: | *Other less common causes are hypersecretory states, such as: | ||
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