In theory, the effects of aspirin would be accentuated by Plavix, but I am unaware of any studies showing the superiority of double-therapy. Nonetheless, were I in your shoes, I'd probably follow the neurologist's advice because, in your present condition, you are at high risk for a major stroke or another coronary. A fourth option might be for you to substitute Coumadin, an anticoagulant, for the aspirin and Plavix. You might discuss this possibility with your doctors. One final word.
Nothing is as confusing to patients as medical disagreements among physicians.
Such a lack of consensus places unnecessary burdens on the very people we are supposed to help. Consequently, before choosing which therapy to use, you should insist that your doctors put their heads together and formulate a strategy upon which they all agree. Then you will be in a better position to make an educated and sensible decision. I want my husband to have his testosterone level checked because he cannot reach climax. This angers and frustrates him and has become a bit of a chore for me.