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Long-Term Angina Therapy

Long-term treatment for angina often involves aspirin therapy. Aspirin makes platelets less "sticky," decreasing the chances of blood clot formation. One 75 to 325 mg coated tablet daily is the typical dosage for chronic stable angina and unstable angina.

Studies have shown that some patients are resistant to the effects of aspirin therapy. Regular blood tests may be performed to monitor the patient's response; the results of these tests can be used to adjust the ...Read the full article