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A heart specialist has issued a warning to people who regularly use omeprazole or ibuprofen, urging caution with long-term or frequent use. These common medications may increase certain cardiovascular and stomach-related risks when taken improperly. Experts stress the importance of following medical advice, avoiding unnecessary prolonged use, and consulting a doctor if symptoms persist or side effects appear.
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