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Results: Use of NSAIDs in previous week doubled the
risk of hospital admission for CHF. Additionally, patients
who reported taking higher levels of NSAIDs in the previous
week were more likely to be admitted for CHF than patients
taking lower levels. Why this relationship exists is unknown,
although the authors speculate that possible drug interactions
(NSAIDs and other drugs used by heart patients) may contribute
to the problem. They emphasize that “NSAIDs should be used
with caution in patients with a history of cardiovascular
disease.” Talk to your doctor about the potential dangers
of NSAIDs and other commonly prescribed drugs. 
