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Plavix®
(clopidogrel bisulfate)
IMPORTANT
RISK INFORMATION
If you have
a medical condition that is causing bleeding, such as a stomach
ulcer, you should not use Plavix® (clopidogrel bisulfate). Side
effects include itching, rash, diarrhea, and bruising. The risk
of bleeding may increase with Plavix, and when you take Plavix with
certain other medicines, including aspirin. Review your medications
with your doctor to minimize this risk. Additional rare, but serious,
side effects could occur.
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Remember, your
physician or other healthcare professional is the single best source
of information regarding you and your health. Please consult your
physician or other healthcare professional if you have any questions
about your health or your medication.
INDICATIONS
AND USAGE
Plavix®
(clopidogrel bisulfate) is recommended for people who have suffered
from a recent heart attack, or a recent stroke, or poor circulation
in the legs, which may cause pain that is relieved by rest (known
as peripheral arterial disease). Plavix, when used with aspirin,
is also recommended for patients who have suffered chest pain (known
as unstable angina).
Available only
by prescription.
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