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L-tek and salt and mayonnaise? - My silly ears


Posted: May 31, 2012

Patient has past heart disease and takes what sounds like Altek or L-tek and salt-and-mayonnaise? It sounds really weird, but that is what it sounds like and I am clueless. Thank you for the help.

Full sentence inside, though I don't think it will help. - OP

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"He has heart disease. He is continuing to take an aspirin. He takes *s/l Altek or L-Tek* and *s/lsalt-and-mayonnaise*."

Maybe the first one is Multaq? - nm

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