PLAVIX: FDA Approved Drugs and User Comments

Drug Name	Active Ingredients	Strength	Dosage Form/Route	Marketing Status
PLAVIX	CLOPIDOGREL BISULFATE	EQ 75MG BASE	TABLET;ORAL	Prescription
PLAVIX	CLOPIDOGREL BISULFATE	EQ 300MG BASE	TABLET;ORAL	Prescription

User Comments:

For Platelet Aggregation Inhibition “I have Afib take this to stop any clotting. I’ve had no problems except minor bruising”

Donkey boy (taken for 2 to 5 years) November 9, 2017

For Ischemic Stroke “Causes extensive bruising but is effective in it’s role as a blood thinner.”

dtilotta (taken for 2 to 5 years) September 1, 2017

For Peripheral Arterial Disease “5 months ago I started feeling a heartburn like pain in the am without any questions I called the EMS less then a half hour later I was told I was having a heart attack. 2 STENTS later at 81% clogged arteries I was told Plavix & Asprin would be with me forever. Till this day it has been working GREAT.”

Stillworkingdad August 28, 2017

For Heart Attack “I seem just fine with plavix I just stay cold all the time and it takes a long time to stop the bleeding if I get a cut”

wendy1168 (taken for 2 to 5 years) July 17, 2017

For Transient Ischemic Attack “After my VAD Stroke I am on plavix. I have a toddler that I still nurse. I looked up plavix for several days & talked to several doctors. Some said it was fine, some said it was not ok. After talking to so many people about it, I felt that it seemed ok to nurse on. I’ve been on it for a month and yesterday I realized that my 2yo is constipated. We are weaning ASAP now because I don’t know what else it’s doing to him, but it’s definitely getting through. I just wanted to post this somewhere for other nursing moms to see. We are currently only nursing 2 times a day right now.”

Nursing mother October 11, 2016

For Ischemic Stroke, Prophylaxis “It worked as advertised! Stroke free for 1.5 years now thanks to plavix”

Michael lamb (taken for 1 to 2 years) June 11, 2016

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