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Prasita 5mg Tablet is prescribed to individuals who have recently suffered a heart attack or have severe heartrelated chest pain known as unstable angina and have undergone heart stenting Its main purpose is to prevent further heartrelated complications such as another heart attack stroke or clot formation in the stents This medication is usually recommended in combination with aspirin or another antiplatelet medicine It can be taken with or without food and should be taken at the same time every day It is crucial to continue taking this medicine even if you start to feel better as discontinuing it may increase the risk of another heart attack or stroke The most commonly observed side effect of Prasita 5mg Tablet is bleeding This could manifest in the form of bruising nosebleeds blood in urine or stools blackcolored stools or heavier menstrual periods in women In case of cuts or injuries it may take longer for the bleeding to stop Generally these bleeding episodes are mild and resolve on their own However if the bleeding persists or causes concern it is recommended to consult a doctor promptly There are certain contraindications for this medicine It should not be taken if there is any existing bleeding in the body such as a stomach ulcer or bleeding in the brain or if a person has severe liver problems Individuals with a history of blood clotting disorders or recent significant injuries or surgeries should inform their doctor before taking this medication In some cases the medicine may need to be temporarily stopped before planned surgeries or dental procedures Pregnant or breastfeeding women should also seek medical advice before initiating treatment

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Prasita 10mg Tablet 10s

Prasita 10mg Tablet 10s

Prasugrel (10mg)

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Prasita 5mg Tablet

Prasita 5mg Tablet

Prasugrel (5mg)

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What is the most important information I need to know about Prasurel?

Prasurel may cause serious or life-threatening bleeding. Moreover, you may bruise easily and it may take longer than usual for bleeding to stop even if you have a minor injury such as a small cut while shaving. Get emergency medical help if you notice excessive or prolonged bleeding. You should inform your doctor if you notice black tarry stools or if there is blood in the urine. Be vigilant on any signs of stroke such as sudden numbness or weakness (one side or both sides of the body), difficulty walking, mental confusion, slurred speech, dizziness and any unexplained headache. Contact your doctor immediately if you develop any such signs of stroke as stroke is an uncommon side effect of Prasurel and needs urgent medical attention as it can otherwise be fatal.

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Can you take aspirin with Pangrel?

Pangrel is usually prescribed along with aspirin in to prevent serious or life-threatening problems associated with heart or blood vessels (like heart attack, stroke, clot formation in a stent). This combination of medicine is given to patients who have recently had a heart attack and underwent angioplasty (stent placement in blocked blood vessels of the heart)had a heart attack, stroke, or had angioplasty to remove the blockage in arteries which supply the heart. Please consult your doctor before taking any medicine if you are taking Pangrel and follow the doctor’s instructions carefully to get maximum benefit.

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What should I avoid while taking Efiplat?

Avoid activities that may increase your chances of bleeding. Be extra careful while shaving or brushing your teeth to prevent bleeding. You should avoid taking painkillers, but if you need to take one like ibuprofen for joint pain, headache, backache etc, then consult your doctor first. This is because taking pain killers with Efiplat may increase your chances of developing a stomach ulcer and bleeding. Refrain from taking excessive alcohol with Efiplat as it can irritate your stomach and lead to a stomach ulcer as well.

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Do I need to stop Prasact before surgery?

Your doctor will decide whether you need to stop taking Prasact before any surgery or treatment or not. Usually, if a surgery or treatment is planned beforehand, the doctor may stop Prasact a few days (usually 7 days) before the surgery or treatment owing to the increased risk of bleeding during the procedure. You should not stop taking Prasact on your own without discussing it with your doctor.

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Do I need to stop Prasact before surgery?

Your doctor will decide whether you need to stop taking Prasact before any surgery or treatment or not. Usually, if a surgery or treatment is planned beforehand, the doctor may stop Prasact a few days (usually 7 days) before the surgery or treatment owing to the increased risk of bleeding during the procedure. You should not stop taking Prasact on your own without discussing it with your doctor.

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What is the most important information I need to know about Redigrel?

Redigrel may cause serious or life-threatening bleeding. Moreover, you may bruise easily and it may take longer than usual for bleeding to stop even if you have a minor injury such as a small cut while shaving. Get emergency medical help if you notice excessive or prolonged bleeding. You should inform your doctor if you notice black tarry stools or if there is blood in the urine. Be vigilant on any signs of stroke such as sudden numbness or weakness (one side or both sides of the body), difficulty walking, mental confusion, slurred speech, dizziness and any unexplained headache. Contact your doctor immediately if you develop any such signs of stroke as stroke is an uncommon side effect of Redigrel and needs urgent medical attention as it can otherwise be fatal.

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