No. Excedrin has caffeine in it and that could add additional stress to your already stressed (from the cocaine) cardiovascular system. Also if you are taking the Excedrin for pain, there could be something critically wrong causing that pain since usually people who are using cocaine don't complain of headaches or pain unless something is wrong. Cocaine and other strong drugs can mask symptoms that are your body's way of telling you there is a medical problem. Pay attention to your body's signals, especially if you have used street drugs.
No over-the-counter drugs should be taken with cocaine or other street drugs.
One reason of many is that street drugs are not prepared in a controlled drug manufacturing lab and are not tested by anyone for the components or ingredients. It is very risky since there is no way to know what deadly drug or chemical might have been spilled into or added to the street cocaine during the manufacturing or distribution processes.
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